The Wisdom of Kashmir Shaivism
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In the summer of 1987, Swamiji began compiling what he con- sidered to be the most important verses (¿lokas) from the various scriptures (¿¿stras) that he had studied throughout his life. Although these verses are primarily from Kashmir Shaivite sources, Swamiji also included verses from Ved¿ntic texts such as the Yoga V¿si¿tha and the R¿m¿yäa. Every Sunday, he would reveal the meaning of one or two of these verses to his devotees in Kashmir. The following year, Swamiji traveled to Nepal with his nephew, Inder Krishen Raina, to meet with John and Denise Hughes and their two children w...
In the summer of 1987, Swamiji began compiling what he con- sidered to be the most important verses (¿lokas) from the various scriptures (¿¿stras) that he had studied throughout his life. Although these verses are primarily from Kashmir Shaivite sources, Swamiji also included verses from Ved¿ntic texts such as the Yoga V¿si¿tha and the R¿m¿yäa. Every Sunday, he would reveal the meaning of one or two of these verses to his devotees in Kashmir. The following year, Swamiji traveled to Nepal with his nephew, Inder Krishen Raina, to meet with John and Denise Hughes and their two children with the express intent of sharing these important verses with them. He gave daily lectures, translating and explaining the essence of these verses. We are eternally grateful to John for his vigilance in recording Swamiji's revelation of these special verses. During one of Swamiji's lectures, John asked him why he had com- piled these different verses. Swamiji replied, "I compiled these ¿lo- kas with the intention of sharing them with you." When asked about the references for these verses, Swamiji said, "It is not for research. It is for your daily recitation. Maybe sometime you will experience these stages. Treat it as another independent book for your recitation. It will be helpful to you in s¿dhana (contemplative practice).
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