Shridharamrut – Om Namo Bhagavate Shridharaya

Om Namo Bhagavate Shridharaya

Shri Shridhar Swami Maharaj, whose pre-monastic name was Shridhar Deglurkar, was one of the foremost spiritual leaders of modern India who dedicated his life for the spiritual upliftment of hundreds of thousands of Indians. Considered by many to be an incarnation of Dattatreya, Shri Shridhar Swami worked tirelessly for the revival of Hinduism, which had fallen prey to evils like casteism, sectarianism and orthodox ritualism. In a lifetime spanning over six decades, Shri Shridhar Swami toured the entire length and breadth of the country preaching the core principles of Sanatan Vedic Hindu Dharma (core philosophy of Vedanta), before establishing an ashram at Varadpur in Karnataka in 1954. Here he erected the Dharma Dhwaja which serves as a permanent reminder for all Hindus to persist in their endeavors towards revitalizing Sanatan Vedic Hindu Dharma. Every year hundreds of thousands of pilgrims visit his Samadhi at Varadpur to seek spiritual inspiration.

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The chant of Shree Rama is the life and the breath of all the lives of the virtuous, righteous and a man or good conduct. It is the chant which paves the way for the livelihood of such a nobility or a noble being.

Dharma, that is, the values of life, one's duty and obligation and the path of righteousness is everlasting and permanent. Dharma is the incarnation and the manifestation of God. Being the Supreme Bliss it stands undestructible.

Veda is the voice of the God. Ramageetha also is the voice of God. Just like the concept of Tatvamasi as a part of the Shruthi in the Vedas pronounces the similarity or the identity between the Jiva-human and the Brahma-nature where there is the similarity in the concept of the Ramageetha pronounced and preached to us.

Let the God's grace prevail upon us. Let this compassion and kindness bless upon us. Let all live the form of Eternal Bliss and happiness. Let no dictionary write or contain the word sorrow or its meaning.

A teacher is none other than a Guru. Through the words, vocable or the utterances of this Guru one can attain enlightenment. The inner Self or the Soul can be attained. The way to salvation or redemption can be achieved or attained.

Those who get carried away by the earthly or materialistic pleasures and comforts would have to face a plight of degradation or deterioration on each day and second.

The leaves, the flowers, fruits, water or maybe anything given to God with all devotions, reverence and love shall be accepted by God from His devotee with all affection and would definitely raise or redeem Him.