THE DASBODHA BY: SADGURU SHREE SAMARTH RAMDAS ...

explain anything. It can’t even explain itself let alone the highly stable Parbrahma. Human mind is
also instable but it also fails to understand the instability around it, forget about the Parbrahma. The
human mind being single faceted and limited it can’t understand the multifaceted and unlimited
Parbrahma. Lack of the knowledge of what is real and what is not leads to total darkness.
The body of the universe is the original Maya. The five basic
elements originated from it. The greatest principle is the purest feeling or the flame of the universe
or the Atman. This is invisible whereas the visible counterpart of it is the biggest thing. The
combination of both is the God. This is required for the worship and Sadhana. But when the life
dissolves into the ultimate the real knowledge is gained whence the worship and the Sadhana end.
Thus all these end at the point of the greatest principle. Karma, worship and real knowledge are the
three parts of the Vedas. The Vedas fall short of the real knowledge. When one has the enlightening
experience of the Parbrahma the real knowledge is transformed into science which is beyond the
Vedas.
END OF THE FIFTH SAMAS
THE SIXTH SAMAS – CHATURYA VIVARAN (EXPLAINING THE WISDOM)
First the ink was invented with the help of which lot of books were
written through which knowledge in many fields was disseminated. Because of the ink you can
describe the good and the bad things. You have to understand the importance of the writing and the
written material for dissemination and assimilation of the knowledge.
Writing and reading can make a wise out of a fool and also help him
tread on the path of spiritualism. The society accepts those things which are acceptable to most but
that may not be true all the time in case of the wise. Most in the society believe in astrology and
destiny but the wise don’t. They know that you are the maker of your destiny. If you listen to others
and behave accordingly then you believe in hypotheses which most of the times are contrary to
reality. The wise listen to all but accept only those things which are good according to his
experience and reject those which are bad in his experience.
Don’t say no to anyone but decide for yourself what is good and bad
for you. Sometimes even a ridiculously foolish man may give the right advice. The thing is, by just
listening to others and not offending them you benefit by their friendship rather than having enmity.
If you have prejudice then you are sure to create more enemies than friends. For the same reason
there is no point in raising debatable issues. Make friends with most, at times take a back seat and
at times turn others upside down but with the use of your wisdom never allow others to know what
is going on in your mind.
Always try to be good to others and see to it that they are benefited.
Never do any harm to anyone. Simultaneously try to teach them the same things and turn them on