ARUTPERUMJODHI ARUTPERUMJODHI THANIPERUMKARUNAI ARUTPERUMJODHI
The Mind of God Abstract
As the materialistic world is crippling the people into the illusion forever, truth of the divine/nature is never known to the common man. This article, with the grace of the Almighty, presents an outline of what we understand from science and spirituality. In it, the glory of the Saint Ramalinga and his works are discussed as to know the truth of the nature.
Introduction Over a long period of time, scientists try to seek truth of the nature and origin of the universe, so as to know why this universe exists and what the mind of the Almighty is. On the other hand, if God is creating every soul of the world, what is the mind of God? Why is this universe continuously expanding? Why billions of stars in the Milky Way galaxy are rapidly moving away? Why Black holes swallow the big stars? Are all these occurrences in the universe happening by the supreme power of the Almighty or by the mutual attractive force between different galaxies make them to do so? As the science with its limitation is able to identify the truth of the universe with popular theoretical application of unified theory, string theory and Friedmann model in the past 3 centuries, the saint of the 19th century in India namely Sri Ramalinga @ Vallalar was able to identify the truth of the nature and the Almighty by his great penance. In fact, he was one among the saints in the world, who was able to describe the nature of the Almighty with more scientific information in his thousands of songs. Saint Ramalinga and His works: Saint Ramalinga @ Vallalar was not only a great saint of the 19th century but he was the chief of all the scientists. He in fact, described the theory of every thing in his holy songs. Many scientists in the world have begun to understand the nature and the fate of the universe while the nature is infinite. But Saint Sri Ramalinga @ Vallalar was able to scan the entire cosmic world with his great penance. Many of his songs amply demonstrate how the Almighty plays a big game in this universe. It is also to be noted here that the infinite God was never seen by the great divine personalities namely Brahma (Creator) Vishnu (Protector) and Ruthra (Destroyer). Not only them, but those saints who were undergoing deep penance for thousands of the years were not able to identify him. While the universe and its creator were infinite to identify, the saint of the 19th century was able to proclaim that the universe was finite. It was not only by his claim that the universe was finite, but he was able to measure it that the universe was just a small particle and it was resting on the little toenail of the Almighty.
He also informs the world that the whole universe is an atom of the divine body. In which, He is moving rhythmically! (Cosmic Dance)
அணுவில் கோடியுள் ஒருகூற்
றிருந்தென விருந்தன மிடைந்தே
இலகுபொற் பொதுவில் நடம்புரி தருணத்
தென்பர்வான் திருவடி நிலையே
to be continued ...,
Arutperumjodhi ArutperumjodhiThaniperumkarunai Arutperumjodhi
The Mind of God Abstract
As the materialistic world is crippling the people into the illusion forever, truth of the divine/nature is never known to the common man. This article, with the grace of the Almighty, presents an outline of what we understand from science and spirituality. In it, the glory of the Saint Ramalinga and his works are discussed as to know the truth of the nature.
Introduction Over a long period of time, scientists try to seek truth of the nature and origin of the universe, so as to know why this universe exists and what the mind of the Almighty is. On the other hand, if God is creating every soul of the world, what is the mind of God? Why is this universe continuously expanding? Why billions of stars in the Milky Way galaxy are rapidly moving away? Why Black holes swallow the big stars? Are all these occurrences in the universe happening by the supreme power of the Almighty or by the mutual attractive force between different galaxies make them to do so? As the science with its limitation is able to identify the truth of the universe with popular theoretical application of unified theory, string theory and Friedmann model in the past 3 centuries, the saint of the 19th century in India namely Sri Ramalinga @ Vallalar was able to identify the truth of the nature and the Almighty by his great penance. In fact, he was one among the saints in the world, who was able to describe the nature of the Almighty with more scientific information in his thousands of songs. Saint Ramalinga and His works: Saint Ramalinga @ Vallalar was not only a great saint of the 19th century but he was the chief of all the scientists. He in fact, described the theory of every thing in his holy songs. Many scientists in the world have begun to understand the nature and the fate of the universe while the nature is infinite. But Saint Sri Ramalinga @ Vallalar was able to scan the entire cosmic world with his great penance. Many of his songs amply demonstrate how the Almighty plays a big game in this universe. It is also to be noted here that the infinite God was never seen by the great divine personalities namely Brahma (Creator) Vishnu (Protector) and Ruthra (Destroyer). Not only them, but those saints who were undergoing deep penance for thousands of the years were not able to identify him. While the universe and its creator were infinite to identify, the saint of the 19th century was able to proclaim that the universe was finite. It was not only by his claim that the universe was finite, but he was able to measure it that the universe was just a small particle and it was resting on the little toenail of the Almighty.
He also informs the world that the whole universe is an atom of the divine body. In which, He is moving rhythmically! (Cosmic Dance)
அணுவில் கோடியுள் ஒருகூற்
றிருந்தென விருந்தன மிடைந்தே
இலகுபொற் பொதுவில் நடம்புரி தருணத்
தென்பர்வான் திருவடி நிலையே
to be continued ...,
Arutperumjodhi ArutperumjodhiThaniperumkarunai Arutperumjodhi
very good start of the series. on this article Saint Ramalinga and His works topic contains worth noting points.
Thursday, March 22, 2012 at 07:47 am
by Senthil Maruthaiappan
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