Self-Realization Poem by C. P. Sharma

Self-Realization

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As clouds of glory we do come

From God who is our real home.

Attached to karmas we descend,

By their riddance we can ascend,



Our karmas 1 to world in threefold bind:

Accumulated karmas to world rewind,

In planned karmas new birth we find,

The destined karmas follow as blind.


Let karmas your soul unwind,

Then only your salvation find.

As first step yourself detach,

To this world do not attach.


As second step know thyself,

Rise above the power and pelf.

Consider the gold as dust,

In yourself create the trust.


Submit ego unto the lord,

On the divine boat board.

Only on ONE meditate,

Your trust in Him create.


Rise above this body,

Get rid of music shoddy,

Give ears to His melody,

The world is His parody.


Go slow step by step,

Never try to overstep,

Let Guru 2 be your guard,

Give him your kind regard.


Inspired by the message of Swami Brahmavidyananda Saraswati: Sadhana Panchaka (Five Verses on Spiritual Practice) : PART-V dated Octobe 22,2007 on sant_santati


1 Actions arising out of the desires and cravings that condition the mind.

2 The teacher, the guide who is our friend and the philosopher.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Sandra Martyres 06 June 2009

A true write CP....great piece 10+

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Jerry Abrahamson 06 June 2009

A great poem very wise

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Afzal Shauq 06 June 2009

wow very much true and based on reality..love this stanza of the poem... lovey.. As clouds of glory we do come From God who is our real home. Attached to karmas we descend, By their riddance we can ascend, 10+++++++

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Kushal Vaishnani 06 June 2009

Beautifully crafted... you indeed make spiritual description seem lucid and unbelievably easy. 10 +++++ Regards Kushal

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Rm. Shanmugam Chettiar 07 June 2009

karma well defined, ably defined with great insight. shan

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Indira Renganathan 10 July 2009

A reflection of many great preachings of Bharat...'Consider the gold as dust, In yourself create the trust.'splendid words

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Bhaswat Chakraborty 19 June 2009

This poem is an excellent recapitualtion of the Vedic wisdom. Flows very well like what is seen in most of your work. And ending with a salute to Guru, that is the best part.

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Bob Blackwell 14 June 2009

C.P. thank you for sharing your Swami's wisdom. Divine knowledge, good deeds, and listening for the bliss in silence, means we have joined the road to Self. We may not be realised. but surely we now lead a much better life. I enjoyed your poem, thank you once again. Bob

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Sathyanarayana M V S 14 June 2009

Essence of great teachings of many Parama Gurus. Somehow reminds me some slokas of BhajaGovindam by Sri Audi Shankara: . Who’s your wife and who’s your offspring Oh brother! Baffling is this life From where you came; to whom belong Think well of this truth beatific

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a wise share sir you made us take part in the discourse

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