वायुर्निलममृतमथेदम भस्मानतम शरीरम।
ॐ क्रतो स्मर कृत स्मर क्रतो स्मर कृत स्मर ॥१७॥
Vayur-anilam-amrtam athedam
Bhasmantagm sariram,
Om krato smara krtagm smara
krato smara
" Let my Prana merge into the all-pervading air(and)now let this body be burnt(by fire)to ashes.Om,Omy mind!remember, remember, what you did! Oh remember, remember, what you did!" (Swami Chinmayananda)
Vâyur-anilam-amRitam athedaM, bhasmântaM sHarîram,
AUM krato smara kRitaM smara krato smara kRitaM smara. 17.
"The Breath of things is an immortal Life, but of this body ashes are the end. OM! O Will, remember, that which was done remember! O Will, remember, that which was done remember."( Sri Aurobindo)
After the experience, 'He,the Purusa within thee I am', what would be the condition of such a perfected Master atthe time of his death?When the ego-centre has meged itself in the SupremeAwareness, what would be its attitude towards the possessions like body, prana,mind, intellect, etc.? Such questions have been answered here by the great Rsi. While the Soul is immortal, the body is burnt to ashes, after death. A man, after the realisation of Self, will face death happily, and his only cry would be that his prana should merge with theall-pervading air(Vayu) and that his body must go back to the dust from which it has come. As regards his mind, he cies,'May you remember what you did in the past, including the great achievement, the Supreme experience.After all, our memory is always about our own most intense experiences, and it has been advised to remember Om, the holy name of God, alongwith what has been done in the past. Reciting 'OM' will not come automatically,unless practised intensely during life-timeby the devotee(sadhak).
vedaprakasha
http://www.ethicalvaluesinishopanisad.blogspot.com/
ॐ क्रतो स्मर कृत स्मर क्रतो स्मर कृत स्मर ॥१७॥
Vayur-anilam-amrtam athedam
Bhasmantagm sariram,
Om krato smara
" Let my Prana merge into the all-pervading air(and)now let this body be burnt(by fire)to ashes.Om,Omy mind!remember, remember, what you did! Oh remember, remember, what you did!" (Swami Chinmayananda)
Vâyur-anilam-amRitam athedaM, bhasmântaM sHarîram,
AUM krato smara kRitaM smara krato smara kRitaM smara. 17.
"The Breath of things is an immortal Life, but of this body ashes are the end. OM! O Will, remember, that which was done remember! O Will, remember, that which was done remember."( Sri Aurobindo)
After the experience, 'He,the Purusa within thee I am', what would be the condition of such a perfected Master atthe time of his death?When the ego-centre has meged itself in the SupremeAwareness, what would be its attitude towards the possessions like body, prana,mind, intellect, etc.? Such questions have been answered here by the great Rsi. While the Soul is immortal, the body is burnt to ashes, after death. A man, after the realisation of Self, will face death happily, and his only cry would be that his prana should merge with theall-pervading air(Vayu) and that his body must go back to the dust from which it has come. As regards his mind, he cies,'May you remember what you did in the past, including the great achievement, the Supreme experience.After all, our memory is always about our own most intense experiences, and it has been advised to remember Om, the holy name of God, alongwith what has been done in the past. Reciting 'OM' will not come automatically,unless practised intensely during life-timeby the devotee(sadhak).
vedaprakasha
http://www.ethicalvaluesinishopanisad.blogspot.com/
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