The Spontaneous Experience of the Self as Brahmam | Nidhaga's Experience | Verse - 117
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Verse: 117
TRANSLITERATION:
nikilamena tôrruvatum cittam tânê
ninataru Lâl cittamatê Brahma mâyirru!
akilamumê Brahmamatâm atu nam ennum
akaNTa para bavanaiyê ceyting kattal
cakalamenrum nâm enrum bêtam ningki
calanamilla akaNTa para nishTai kÛTi
pakaravoNNâ bavapâsam anaittum taLLi
bangkamillâ paraBrahmam ânôm mantô!
TRANSLATION:
What appears as all is thought, indeed.
By your grace, thought itself has become Brahmam.
All is Brahmam, indeed and That are We -
By such understanding of the undivided Absolute,
And thereby being rid of the differences as 'all' and 'We,
And reaching the state of the changeless, undivided Absolute,
And discarding all the unutterable, worldly attachment,
Oh! We have become the indivisible Supreme Brahmam.
COMMENTARY:
Now, for Us there is nothing in the plane of duality!
We see everything as One, the nature of Brahmam!
There is no object which exists apart from Brahmam!
We have realized that everything is Brahmam alone!
There is no division at all, such as We and others, self and non-self!
Everything is Brahmam only!
Our Sadguruvarya! How can we ever show Our gratitude to you for conferring on Us this
extraordinary, magnificent state?
YOU ARE EVERYTHING!
The Spontaneous Experience of the Self as Brahmam | Nidaga's Experience | Verse - 117