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Guru Gita 138 - 140 next page    overview    notes
   
Verse 138 = 102
rshna aajine jñaana siddhir
moksha shrir vyaghra charmani
kushaa sane jñaana siddhih
sarva siddhistu kambale
Devanaagari
Interpretation
The skin of a black deer brings the attainment
of (indirect) knowledge. A tiger skin begets the
splendour of liberation. A seat of kusha grass
brings the attainment of (direct) knowledge.
A woolen blanket brings all attainments.
Interpretatie
   
Verse 139 = 103
kushair vaa durvayaa devi
aasane shubhra kambale
upavishya tato devi
japed ekaagra maanasaha
Devanaagari
 
Interpretation
O Goddess, (the Guru Gita) should be repeated
(by one) with a one—pointed mind (who is)
sitting on a seat of kusha or durva grass
covered with a white blanket.
Interpretatie
   
Verse 140 = 103
dhyeyam shuklam cha shaantyi artham
vashye raktaa asanam priye
abhichaare krshna varnam
pita varnam dhanaa agame
Devanaagari
 
Interpretation
O beloved, one should think of a white seat
for peace, a red one for the power to control
(others), a black one to exorcise evil spirits,
and a yellow one to acquire wealth.
Interpretatie