THE DASBODHA BY: SADGURU SHREE SAMARTH RAMDAS ...

THE THIRD SAMAS – PRUTHVISTAVAN NIRUPAN (PRAISING THE EARTH)
Any words used to praise the earth would fall short for describing it.
All the live forms live because of her including the avian. All the bodies are made of the prime
principle of the earth. People burn on it, dig it, plough it and put the waste on it just to name a few.
After the death of any live form it goes back to mother earth.
All the good or the bad are supported by the earth. There are
innumerable elements including the costly ones on the earth. You go anywhere but basically you
are on the earth. Even if you go into the space you have to come back to the earth. You travel in
any direction for as long as you want but you would be on the earth only. For all the great
mountains and the rivers the basis is the earth. The great mass of the water on the earth doesn’t
move away because of the gravitational power of the earth.
The wind on the earth also is held in place by the gravitation. The
earth has many mines, islands, continents, lands lush green or barren, plant types etc. There is
nothing comparable to the earth in the entire universe. This earth is really the seed of many a things
which can’t be described to the fullest. The Atman has made this impossible dream of his possible
and only he can do it. Whatever said and done by anyone howsoever big ultimately happens on this
earth and then finally meets its end on the earth itself. For anyone with any powers it is impossible
to remain detached from the earth. There is no chance that something like this earth would be
existing in the universe. We are left awestruck when we see the earth in its entirety.
END OF THE THIRD SAMAS
THE FOURTH SAMAS – AAPNIRUPAN (ABOUT THE WATER)
The root cause of life is water. All the live forms depend upon it for
their life. The water on the earth is composed of the great oceans, the rivers, the lakes etc. There are
wells also and other many sources of water inside the earth.
It isn’t possible to completely describe all the sources of water on the
earth. The water at some places is cold while at others it is hot. There are cold and hot streams as
well. In the Hindu religion water of some places is traditionally known to be sacred. All the bodies
are made of water. In fact the earth itself has been made out of water. There is nothing in this world
in which water can’t be found.
You require water for almost everything so much so that living is
impossible without water. One doesn’t know how much water is hidden inside the earth.
The origin of the earth is water which in turn originates from fire
which emanates from the wind. Wind is the greatest one if looked at from this angle. Greater than
that is the soul within you and the greatest of all is the ultimate, the Parbrahma.
END OF THE FOURTH SAMAS