THE DASBODHA BY: SADGURU SHREE SAMARTH RAMDAS ...

wisdom, by words and by their so called power of the mind, all of which fall agonizingly short of
the cause. The Saints and the Sages in all their wisdom have proclaimed that all the knowledge in
the universe has been told by the Vedas yet even the Vedas themselves can’t show the Parbrahma
to anyone. Maya is capable of doing anything but it also is incapable of finding the Parbrahma. It
can be experienced only with the blessings of the Saints. There are no words to describe the
blessings of the Saints.
The Saints are the Parbrahma personified; they are the culmination of
all the joys, are the cause of all the happiness, the sense of being at peace with oneself, the sense of
fulfillment. They keep the religion alive, their body is full of piety where all the Gods and
Goddesses love to live, their thoughts are always for the betterment of all the living beings, they
never lose track of the truth, their life is a living example of a contented life. When one gets to meet
them it is the greatest occurrence in one’s life, as it heralds the onset of the Parbrahma in one’s
life’s horizon. Such Sainthood can be achieved with selfless and uninterrupted, uncorrupted and
unwavering worship and faith.
Saints are rich as they have the biggest wealth of the Moksha. They
are able to turn the poorest into richest and idiots into intellectuals. They are the strongest people
and are ready to bestow this strength unto those who are weak and deserving. They are the most
selfless persons and are ever willing to give away anything to the worthy and the needful. It is
needless to say that, they pass on the knowledge of the self to the worshippers. They can give you
Moksha which the strongest, richest and the so called most powerful can’t. It is really difficult to
find words for describing the greatness of Saints who have indescribable powers both materially
and spiritually. The Parbrahma which even the Vedas and Mother Shruti couldn’t describe is
accessible with the blessings of the Saints and when that is the case all the adjectives are but an
understatement for them.
END OF THE FIFTH SAMAS
THE SIXTH SAMAS – SHROTEJANSTAVAN (IN PRAISE OF THE AUDIENCE)
Now I salute the audience who has gathered here to listen to the
Dasbodha. They are worshipers, knowledgeable, Saints, Sages, spiritual, Yogi, truthful and full of
all the virtues. Some are highly intelligent, some have tremendous control over languages, some are
great orators, some capable of removing any doubts of any sorts of anyone. Some seem to be
reincarnation of the God, who have the Vedas in their heart and nothing else and who are blessed
by the Saraswati, the Goddess of knowledge. They can capture the audience on any subject. When I
see such an austere audience I get a feeling that the great Rishis of yore have gathered here.
They are as pure as the fire and as luminescent as the Sun, from
whom the energy of creativity flows all over all the time. The universe seems to be almost
nonexistent in comparison to their knowledge which encompasses all the facets of time and space,
there is nothing which can escape their vision yet they are devoid of pride. They are able to see the
whole universe not with their eyes but with their mind.
When I think of telling some thing after due thought I get a sense that
they already know it and then I start wondering why I am doing it. The reason is because they have
all these qualities they never pay disrespect, disregard or inattention to even the things they already
know.