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DATTA VEDA SUTRAM the Scripture of the Spiritual Knowledge of God Datta DATTA VEDA SUTRAM The Scripture of the Spiritual Knowledge of God Datta HIS HOLINESS SHRI. DATTA SWAMI Shri Datta Swami Sri Datta Jnana Prachara Parishat Copyright © 2017 Sri Datta Jnana Prachara Parishat, Vijayawada, India. All rights reserved. Shri Datta Swami Sri Datta Jnana Prachara Parishat अवजानि मा मं ढा मानू ष तनु मािौतमु । ् परं भावमजानो मम भतमहू रमे ॥ ९् -११॥ avajananti mam mudha manushim tanumashritam | param bhavamajananto mama bhutamaheshvaram || 9-11|| Ignorant people disregard Me when I descend in the human form. They do not know My Supreme Nature as the Lord of all beings. -Shrimad Bhagavad Gita IX, 11 Shri Datta Swami Sri Datta Jnana Prachara Parishat CONTENTS PART-I: DATTA DHARMA SUTRAM ..................................................................... 1 PRATHAMAADHYAAYAḤ ..........................................................................................................2 1) Datta Dharma sutram Vyaakhyaasyaamah. ............................................................................... 2 2) Daanaamaatraat sarveshaam. ..................................................................................................... 2 3) Pravrutti Nivrutti Tattva bhaagatrayam. .................................................................................... 2 4) Astitvaadi dvayorapi. ................................................................................................................. 2 5) Anyathaa naastika nirbhaya virodhah. ....................................................................................... 2 6) Astitvepi paapaanyaastikeshu. ................................................................................................... 3 7) Sthaapakasya drutirgiyate tadarthamiti. .................................................................................... 3 8) Bhaktaarthamaanushangikam. ................................................................................................... 3 9) Duhkham paapaphalameva. ....................................................................................................... 4 10) Kaaranam karma na phalam. ................................................................................................... 4 11) Kshepabhogaabhyaamuchitarakshnam. ................................................................................... 4 12) Bhoktavyameva pujaarthaparaa ami. ....................................................................................... 5 13) Dandoddishtaapunahkriyaa Jnaanataapaat bhutamapi dahati. ................................................. 5 14) Tivram vinaa karma bhoga lokau. ........................................................................................... 5 15) Phaloddesha tarkaadekah shruyate giyatecha. ......................................................................... 6 16) Yogaadi jvaropashamanavat. ................................................................................................... 6 17) Anyatracha kriyaa mukhyaa. ................................................................................................... 6 18) Raamakrishnayorapi samskaarasheshajanyakriyaaphalameva. ............................................... 7 19) Saamaanya jivopadeshaat tathaa drustam. ............................................................................... 7 20) Chatvaaro bhoktaarah Krishnaadandah sandhivirodhaat. ....................................................... 8 21) Krishno bhidyate Jnaanaavakaashayatnaat. ............................................................................. 8 22) Aanushangikashaapaadanyathaa cha. ...................................................................................... 8 23) Kriyayaa dando bhaavasya bhavamaatrah. .............................................................................. 9 24) Sitaayaamanyathaa yogyataasheelaabhyaam. ......................................................................... 9 25) Phalaanumeyam karma dvayorapi. ........................................................................................ 10 26) Chalena balenavaa bhayena bhaktyaavaa dvidhaacha. .......................................................... 10 27) Gita trivargaat pravrutti mokshah. ......................................................................................... 11 28) Eshaana traya mokshashcha nivruttau. .................................................................................. 11 29) Pravrutti chatushtaya Nivrutti dvayam. ................................................................................. 11 30) Chaturthastu dvayoh. ............................................................................................................. 12 31) Sarvatra sarvadaa saamaanyam nachet Datta Gurorvisheshah. ............................................. 12 DVITIIYAADHYAAYAḤ .............................................................................................................13 1) Tridhaa pramaakaranam tarkyate hi. ....................................................................................... 13 2) Jnaanabhaktikarmasu kartaiva baadhyah. ................................................................................ 13 3) Svaartha guravopi baadhyaah. ................................................................................................. 13 4) Dhanaadhaarayoranyo dehashchaturthah. ............................................................................... 14 5) Paapatraya vikaarau dehenacha. .............................................................................................. 14 6) Pravruttau mohashaktiniyamanirodho vara upashamaat. ........................................................ 14 7) Nivruttau svayamapagato vranapattikeva. ............................................................................... 15 8) Na bala yatnah kutrapi pare. .................................................................................................... 15 9. Mulam bhaktirnaviraktih na hetuh kvachidapi. ....................................................................... 15 10) Naanyaakarshanam Bhagavato naanugrahaat yogaarthaat cha. ............................................ 16 11) Anyatraapagamaayaapi paakshikabhaktirevaalam. ............................................................... 16 12) Aastikeshvapi paakshikabalaabhaavaat varaanaastikaat. ...................................................... 16 13) Maargamadhya pravruttih sulabhaa Nivrutti gamye. ............................................................ 17 14) Mula nashto naastikah. .......................................................................................................... 17 i Shri Datta Swami Sri Datta Jnana Prachara Parishat 15) Tadvaado bhraamakah paapaayaiva. ..................................................................................... 17 16) Shreshthah parah tadanvayavyatirekau paratrachaagnih sarge. ............................................ 17 17) Svadosha paragunadruk vruddhyai. ....................................................................................... 18 18) Vishvamatam Me viparitaat cha. ........................................................................................... 1 8 19) Trutiyonirnetaa Daivaraajanyaayasthaanavat paartho rane tathaa. ....................................... 19 20) Arjunadharmadraupadyaadishu guna dosha phalaani vibhaktaani. ....................................... 19 21) Jivah pakshapaati siddhakrutajnasainikavadhonumatah. ...................................................... 20 22) Nashtapuranam Daivaat na pratikriyaayaah. ......................................................................... 20 23) Vilambe shuddhi nashtam na pratiphalaat dandashcha. ........................................................ 20 24) Nrunaamapi chyutistavatu na sarvajnapituh. ......................................................................... 21 25) Braahmane gunah shrumkhalaa lokakshobhaaya. ................................................................. 21 26) Bharatam gananaanusaari pratyayah kaaryah. ....................................................................... 22 27) Mrugayaa paapat na niraghasya dandah. ............................................................................... 23 28) Devapandavaa api pare daityaa eva nishpakshah sah. ........................................................... 23 29) Dharmo mukhyah na kalpanaa drushyante hi. ....................................................................... 23 30) Shrutagitadhanakaaranam dvimohah. .................................................................................... 24 31) Amsho na parimaanam dhanasya. ......................................................................................... 24 32) Dravyam shakteh parataram tanna chauryam lobhah. ........................................................... 24 33) Anukta deha bandhah krodhakaamayoh. ............................................................................... 25 34) Vyaadhanaarada sambhaashanaat jivo vimudhah. ................................................................ 25 35) Gita paapatrayam rahasi phale cha. ....................................................................................... 2 6 36) Anumeyam phalam karunaiva tasya. ..................................................................................... 26 37) Naanyah panthaah satya jnanaat satguroh . ........................................................................... 27 TRUTIIYAADHYAAYAḤ ...........................................................................................................28
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