Tya Trishula Samati: Shree Shankar Maharaj Bhajan

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Harmonium- Sachin Jhambhekar
Audio Mixing- Ravi Vedant (Studio Music Bytes)

In this bhajan, the devotee describes the embodiment of divinity that his master represents. He describes the enigmatic and spell-binding image of Shree Shankar Maharaj as he rests in his supine pose simply looking at the seeker, in a moment disarming him of all his pretensions. The seeker describes the lord as being adorned with thousands of rudrakshas, each of which serves the purpose of reversing the process of energy decay that goes on perpetually in the universe (entropy). He also sings of the many divine acts accomplished by the Lord in his quest to lead the estranged seeker towards enlightenment and salvation. In the end, the seeker simply states, that one has to but prostrate himself humbly in front of the lord and all the ensuing riddles of human existence will be resolved in a second

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[ashwinkenkare]

Shri Shankar baba Maharaj ki Jai!!!

[pranavgs123]

i miss dhankavdi