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The Sivanandalahari of Adi Sankaracarya, like its twin, Saundaryalahari, is a poem of intense devotion, as noted for its poetic skill as for its spiritual fervour. God cannot be conceived of , meditated upon or loved with devotion in the abstract. To love God, the one ultimate reality, indefinable, ineffable, eternal, omnipresent and immanent, the primal cause- as the Brahma Sutras put it- from which the cosmos is born, maintained and dissolved, God has to be conceived of as the Father-Mother, inseparable as word and meaning-in the immortal analogy of Kalidasa. This is the conception of Siva-Sakti, Father-Mother, who are in themselves one, the embodiment of truth, goodness and beauty and are Being, Consciousness and Bliss, Sat-Cit-Ananda. Mythology and metaphysics, legend and poetry have enveloped this Father-Mother image of God in the magic of love, devotion and adulation. |
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Authors: V. K. Subramanian 
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| Publication: Abhinav Publications | |||||
| Language: English | |||||
| Category: Ideological, Religious, Spiritual | |||||
| Pages: 237 | |||||
| Binding: Hard Cover | |||||
| ISBN10: 8170174430 |
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