Gyaneshwari -Sant Gyaneshwar
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Chapter-11
The Universal Form
12. If the light of a thousand suns were to blaze forth in the sky all at once, it might be somewhat like the radiance of that Supreme Self. How can I describe to you the nature of that universal form? At the time of world conflagration, it is said that twelve suns come together to destroy the universe. Even if such thousand suns were to rise together, their cumulative light could not equal the luster of that form. If all the lightnings in the world were to gather together and combine with the world-consuming fire and the ten suns at the time of dissolution, their light would pale before the radiant beauty of that form and certainly would not equal it in purity (236-240). Such is the glory of Shri Hari. I could behold the radiant beauty of that form only through the grace of sage Vyasa. |
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