What is the Meaning of the Verses Uttered by Sadhguru in This Isha Kriya Video?
In the Isha Kriya video, Sadhguru chants a series of verses in Sanskrit, starting from the 15:08-minute mark. These verses hold profound spiritual significance and can guide us on our journey towards inner transformation.
Om Tryambakam Yajamahe - This mantra invokes the three-eyed Lord Shiva, the embodiment of consciousness. It means, "We worship the three-eyed one who nurtures."
Sugandhim Pushtivardhanam - "Who is fragrant and nourishes us." This refers to the divine qualities of enlightenment that bring fragrance and nourishment to our lives.
Urvarukamiva Bandhanan - "Like a cucumber from bondage." This symbolizes the breaking free from the shackles of karma and ignorance.
Mrityormukshiya Maamritaat - "May we be liberated from death and attain immortality." The ultimate goal of spiritual practice is to transcend the cycle of birth and death and experience eternal freedom.
These verses serve as a powerful reminder of our true nature and inspire us to strive for liberation and enlightenment.
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