d条ṣṭvaitatkarma vipulmダWcarya pratibhダti me | kimetann vijダne'haṃ k条pyダ vada me prabho || 13 ||

13. Noticing this act of Yours, I am struck with great wonder. I am unable to understand this. Kindly tell me, O Prabho (Lord).

It's a beautiful scene. Parameshwari, Parashakti sitting on the lap of Paramashiva, asks Him, "Prabhu, whole Universe, Cosmos meditates on you to reach you. But you are all the time with your eyes closed and meditating. On whom are you meditating? To whom are you meditating?" Best doubt. Paramashiva smiles and says, "On Guru Tattva."

How can Paramashiva have Guru?

Listen.

Paramashiva beautifully explains His manifest component is meditating on His unmanifest component. His vyakta ( }゚), manifest is meditating, being in Oneness with His unmanifest, avyakta (अ}゚), understand.

The avyakta of Cosmos is Guru Tattva, manifest as Paramashiva to help all of us, lead all of us into Oneness with the whole Universe, whole Cosmos, the Ultimate.

Listen.

It is such an important understanding you need to have.

Unmanifest guides the manifest. I tell you, that is why there is so much struggle when Guru tries to guide you.

Guru is avyakta guiding the vyakta to Oneness. Unmanifest making the manifest, manifest Oneness.

PLEASE NARRATE TO ME GURUMゾHゾTMYAM

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bhagavan sarvadharmajña v条atダnダm v条atanダyakam | br┣hi me k条pyダ Wambho gurumダhダtmyam-uttamam || 14 ||

14. O Bhagavan, O Sarvadharmajña-the all-knower of all cosmic truths, that sacred vow [v条ata] which is the chief hero of all the vows, kindly narrate to me, O Vambho – the Gurumダhダtmyam, the glory of Guru, which is the ultimate and greatest.

(Bhagavan Viva is 'Sarvadharmajña' — the knower and authority of all dharmas.)

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