Understanding the realm of God ( Part 1)
Everybody is familiar with word God in which G stands for Generator, O stands for Operator and D stands for Destroyer of the universe.
Vedic Scriptures describes the nature and God. According to Vedas the whole universe is being originated from sound. What is sound? According to modern science, it is vibration. "If you examine the core of an atom you will realize that all matter is one." According to Advaitic conclusion, all this world is one flow of energy (shakti); everything is an electromagnetic flow, but how do we account for the manifestation of different objects? It is to be attributed to different type of vibrations.
Modern nuclear science and the concepts of Einstein has arrived to the same conclusion. Where there is vibration there is a sound. Conversely, to produce a sound the vibration corresponding to it must also be created. The scientific concept that the different vibrations of the same energy are the cause of creation is the same as the belief that world was created with the breath of the Paramatman manifesting itself as the sound of the Vedas.
The very first primal sound is ‘Om’. Guruji Shri Mani Swami Ji who was the founder of
Skandashram Bhilai. He was the master of Ancient Vedic Practices and great Spiritual Guru; elaborated the ultimate
Brahman or Supreme God through this Vedic hymn.
Nirgunasya Nirakarah Shabdah Prnavakar Jyotirmaya Rudra.
Nirakara means God is formless and have no particular
shape, size (invisible). Supreme God is the sound of Pranava (Omkar). This
ultimate primal sound of Omkar is the luminous light so Rudra is attribute
less, formless sound of Omkar with luminous light.
There are 11 Rudra which collectively known as Rudra. The
11 Rudra are:
1. Mahadeva, 2. Shiva, 3. Rudra, 4. Shankar, 5. Nelalohita, 6. Eashana, 7. Vijaya, 8. Bhima, 9. Dev Deva, 10.
Bhavodh Bhava, 11. Adityatamaha Shri Rudra.
1. Space (Aakash), 2. Air (Vayu), 3. Fire (Agni), 4.
Water (Jala), 5. Earth (Bhumi), 6. Sound (Om), 7. Time (Kala), 8. Brahma (Creator
or Generator), 9.Vishnu (Operator), 10. Mahesh (Destroyer), 11.Adityatamaha
i.e. Sun (Soorya).
This is the phenomenon of the universe through which God governs
not only the universe but also the human organism.
Vedas tells us the way of living in accordance with the nature.
If you keenly watch the life style of ancient Indians, you will find that they
always obeyed the rules of nature, their rituals are deeply connected and
rooted with nature, though western intellectuals declared them worshiper of
natural forces and called them backward, but western intellectuals remain
failed to understand the science behind the rituals of ancient Indians
including yajnas. Most of the people doesn’t understand nature. What is nature?
however it is a very waste deep subject but I will try to describe the nature
as per the Ancient Vedic Scriptures in next blog but here it’s
important to know that, whatever we see, hear or perceive comes under the scope
of Nature.
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