Namo tassa bhagavato arahato samma sambuddhassa

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(SARASVATISTOTRA from the TANTRASARA: translated by Sir John Woodroffe and published in вЂњHymns to the Goddess and Hymn to KaliвЂќ, Ganesh and Company, Chennai, 1913) Make somebody think, and make a differenceвЂ¦вЂ¦ It is a time when there is much in the shop window and nothing inДЄ time when technology can bring this letter to you,ДЄnd a time when you can choose either to forward this message, These are days of two incomes, but more divorce These are the times of world peace, but domestic warfare These are the times of tall men and short character WeвЂ™ve become long on quantity, but short on quality.

We have higher incomes, but lower morals WeвЂ™ve split the atom, but not our prejudice WeвЂ™ve cleaned up the air, but polluted the soul WeвЂ™ve conquered outer space, but not inner space WeвЂ™ve been all the way to the moon and back, but have troubleД¬rossing the street to meet the new neighbour. WeвЂ™ve added years to life, not life to years

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WeвЂ™ve learned how to make a living, but not a life We talk too much, love too seldom, and hate too We have multiplied our possessions, but reduced our values We have bigger houses and smaller families Is that we have taller buildings, but shorter tempers (an amazing letter written by an American high school girl following the Columbine massacre) I, the Voyager, am inseparable from the Clear Light. The Absolute beyond change, existence, reality. I am the voidness of the Void, the eternal unborn,ДЄll that I have been conscious of is my own play of consciousness,ДЄ dance of light, swirling patterns of light in infinite extension, endless endlessness, Whose deepest nature is the Clear Light itself. Nothing is happening, nothing ever has happened Now I am experiencing the Clear Light of Perfected Reality.

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Further down this page can also be found the various prayers and chants used by the Dhyana Centre in its occasional devotional services.ДOWNLOAD: the complete 9 page prayer & bhajan guide used in the CentreвЂ™s devotional services can be either viewed or downloaded in PDF format by clicking here. In the same way that one would translate (literally), 'yo so bhagavДЃ arahaб№ѓ sammДЃsambuddho.' as 'He who is blessed, who is worthy, who is perfectly self-awakened.'.The purpose of this page is simply to publish prayers and other pieces that inspire us and elevate our minds, passages that speak to the heart and need no other explanation or justification. 'Homage to him, who is blessed, who is a worthy one, who is rightly self-awakened.'

Since the rest of the words are qualifiers, I would suggest a literal translation not be to add 'to' to every word, but rather 'who is' to the ones that are not the main object, i.e.: I had said that it should be 'homage to that blessed one', which thinking about it seems improbable, since, as you say, they are all in dative case, and so it should be 'to him, the blessed one.' It was just a question of whether 'tassa' is the main object and the rest are qualifiers, or 'bhagavato' is the main object instead. In English it feels superfluous with so many repetitions of 'to', so we keep only one and skip the rest of them.ДЄctually, I was correcting myself. Therefore it says 'to him', 'to the blessed one', 'to the worthy one', 'to the rightly self-awakened one'. Every word in the sentence (except namo) stands in dative case, which implies a 'to'. Homage to him - the blessed one, the worthy one, the rightly self-awakened Buddha. it seems likely that 'tassa' here should be 'to him', not 'to that (blessed one)' so a proper translation (grammatically anyway, your choice of words may differ), would be: bhagavato by itself would mean 'to the blessed one' already. 'to that' would probably be more correct.