Shailputri Puja 29-03-1985.
Talnoo, Dharamsala.
“Himalaya
is my father. I cannot express my feelings on coming here but
it is an auspicious moment to recall the glory of my father. All
the seekers who did their penance here achieved their accent with
the inspiration they received from the Himalayas, they succeeded
in rising to the pinnacle.
Himalaya is the Sahasrara which the Mother Earth has created
for you. It should be worshipped. This Sahasrara is very great.
I do not see anything except vibrations everywhere. Those who
are here are drenched in this tremendous ocean of vibrations,
just like fish in the water. These vibrations that are spread
all around are so beautiful and joy giving that it cannot be expressed
in words. This is the blessing of the Himalaya. First and foremost
we accept the ocean as our guru. The pollution of the whole world
is thrown into it. However, the ocean leaves behind the pollution
in its bed and rises as clouds in the sky. It becomes absolutely
pure unblemished and so beautiful then it sails towards the Himalaya
and covers it with “Hima”.
The word “Dhaula” means absoluterly pure, clear and
nirmal (referring to the mountain range of Talnoo called Dhauladhar).
Ranges like the Dhauladhar spread across the Himalaya. These ranges
(dhara) are similar to the ranges that cover our brain and enlighten
our Sahasrara. When we face the Himalaya we appear as particles
before him. There is nothing so special in us that can stand out
before him. What are we before his majesty.
This is the Sahasrara of the whole universe. It has given the
whole universe such solace, happiness and joy that there remain
nothing more to desire.
I have opened your Sahasrara with its help. Through this Sahasrara
I discovered
that till the peace of the Himalaya settles within, its coolness
will not permeate your nature.
Today let us pray to the Himalaya and the Seven mighty Devis that
are here to bless us with their Divine Powers.
Their Divine Powers are embodied in
the Mother and may we receive these from her. Thus evoking the embodiment
of the Mother may we seek refuge at the feet of the Himalaya.”
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