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| Guru Ki Yaad Me
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| (In the remembrance of Lord Sadgurudeo)
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Santvaani-Sateek (Commentary on the sayings of the Sants)
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Sant Shri Singa's Poems
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nirguN brahma hai nyaaraa koyee.....(The attribute-less God is distinct.....)
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Poem:
nirguN brahma hai nyaaraa koyee, samajho samajhana haaraa ||
khojat brahma janam siraane, muni jan paar na paayaa |
khojat khojat shiva ji thaake, wo aisaa aparampaaraa ||1||
shesh sahasmukh rahe nirantar, rain divas ek saaraa |
rishi muni aur siddha chaurasI, wo taintees koTi pachihaaraa ||2||
trikuTee mahal mein anahad baaje, hot shabda jhankaaraa |
sushaman sej shoonya mein jhoole, wo soham purush hamaaraa ||3||
ved kathe aru kahe nirvana, shrotaa kaho vichaaraa |
kaam krodh mad matsar tyaago, ye jhooThaa sakal pasaaraa ||4||
ek boond kee rachanaa saaree, jaakaa sakal pasaaraa |
singa jo bhar najaraa dekhaa, wohee guru hamaaraa ||5||
Translation:
The attribute-less (i.e. who is beyond or free of the three qualities or attributes viz. sat, raj and tam) God is distinct, is unique; know Him. ||
Lord Brahma (the deity of creation) spent whole of his life searching Him (the attribute-less Brahma); the hermits failed to find His bounds.
Such is that boundless God that even Lord Shiva got tired looking for Him. ||1||
The (great serpent) Sheshanag with a thousand hoods kept seeking Him ceaselessly, day and night.
And also did the sages, ascetics, 84 siddhas and 3.3 million deities rigorously toil to discover Him. ||2||
Sounds of Anahad (countless varieties of) instruments keep ricocheting in the palace of trikuti (region immediately above or beyond the Thousand-petalled Lotus).
The bed of Sushumna is swinging in the inner sky; and in the inner void lives the Soham Purush ||3||
Vedas proclaim and so say the liberated sants, "O Listeners! Ponder well and then say.
The whole expanse of creation is illusory; (so) shun lust, anger, egotism, envy etc. ||4||
This whole creation is formed of a drop; everything is of His making.
He who has visualized Him & His exploits through the eyes of his soul, says Shri Singa Sahab, is my Guru. ||5||
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Santmat — Victory To All The Sants |
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