World Famous Prayer Interpretation By Dr

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[1] This prayer seeks happiness, health, and well-being for all, with no grief. [2] While some object to prayer seeing it as weakness, the author explains prayers help connect to infinite cosmic powers that we are extensions of, like electric bulbs connecting to a power source. [3] "Blocks" like ego, pettiness, and superficial values disconnect us, but prayers and chanting can effectively remove these blocks and reconnect us to the empowering source of consciousness and the universe, strengthening and empowering us.

World Famous
Prayer
for

Welfare
of

Universe
Interpretation
By

Shriniwas Kashalikar

SARVETRAH SUKHINAH
SANTU SARVE SANTU
NIRAMAYAH
SARVE BHADRANI
PASHYANTU MA KASCHIT
DUKKHAMAPNUYAT
[Let everyone be happy, healthy
and well meaning and let there be
no grief in anyone’s life]

Many of us may have strong
objection to prayers. They may
feel that such praying is an
indication of weakness,
diffidence and dependence.

According to some; this can be
even paranoid behavior. Even as
I have no intention to change this
point of view [as that can happen
only through one’s experience
and not by mere explanations], it
is still thought appropriate to
give explanation which may
prove helpful to the concerned
ones. However it is not expected
that the reader agrees with
whatever is written. It is always a
healthy thing to read, think over
and verify the contents rather
than accepting them without

scrutiny and verification.
But it is also equally healthy not
to discard anything blindly
without due consideration and
efforts for verification or
individual experience!

These prayers are meant for
getting strength from the infinite
cosmic powers, of which we are
manifestations or extensions. The
cosmic ‘energies’, gods and
goddesses can be compared to
the powerhouses and we can be
compared with the electric bulbs,

which are the extensions of the
electricity from the powerhouses.

In case there are blocks in the
wiring, then the bulbs will not
illumine adequately. In such case
the only way to illumine the bulb
would be to remove the blocks
and facilitate free flow of
electricity.

In case of human beings ‘blocks’
develop due to natural
development of ego, pettiness
and superficial values. These

‘blocks’ can be effectively
removed by the prayers and also
by chanting or remembering the
name of God and connecting
ourselves with the source of
empowerment of the
consciousness and the universe.

We can take another example.
We are leaves of a life tree.
Because of ego we tend to
identify ourselves as isolated,
alienated, disconnected, discrete,
disjointed ‘leaves’! This makes
us weak, petty, arrogant,

diffident, cynical, depressed and
frustrated. Prayers are like
reestablishing the link with roots
of the tree of which we are the
leaves!
DR.
SHRINIWAS
KASHALIKAR

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1. World Famous Prayer for Welfare of Universe Interpretation By Shriniwas Kashalikar

2. SARVETRAH SUKHINAH SANTU SARVE SANTU NIRAMAYAH SARVE BHADRANI PASHYANTU MA KASCHIT DUKKHAMAPNUYAT [Let everyone be happy, healthy and well meaning and let there be no grief in anyone’s life] Many of us may have strong objection to prayers. They may feel that such praying is an indication of weakness, diffidence and dependence.

3. According to some; this can be even paranoid behavior. Even as I have no intention to change this point of view [as that can happen only through one’s experience and not by mere explanations], it is still thought appropriate to give explanation which may prove helpful to the concerned ones. However it is not expected that the reader agrees with whatever is written. It is always a healthy thing to read, think over and verify the contents rather than accepting them without

4. scrutiny and verification. But it is also equally healthy not to discard anything blindly without due consideration and efforts for verification or individual experience! These prayers are meant for getting strength from the infinite cosmic powers, of which we are manifestations or extensions. The cosmic ‘energies’, gods and goddesses can be compared to the powerhouses and we can be compared with the electric bulbs,

5. which are the extensions of the electricity from the powerhouses. In case there are blocks in the wiring, then the bulbs will not illumine adequately. In such case the only way to illumine the bulb would be to remove the blocks and facilitate free flow of electricity. In case of human beings ‘blocks’ develop due to natural development of ego, pettiness and superficial values. These

6. ‘blocks’ can be effectively removed by the prayers and also by chanting or remembering the name of God and connecting ourselves with the source of empowerment of the consciousness and the universe. We can take another example. We are leaves of a life tree. Because of ego we tend to identify ourselves as isolated, alienated, disconnected, discrete, disjointed ‘leaves’! This makes us weak, petty, arrogant,

7. diffident, cynical, depressed and frustrated. Prayers are like reestablishing the link with roots of the tree of which we are the leaves! DR. SHRINIWAS KASHALIKAR

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