Māhātmya-Khaṇḍa 6.4—Desireless Paraśurāma
Channel: Consciousness Research Centre
Date: 25/06/2021

This series is classified Viśiṣṭādvaita-vāda | Bhakti-yoga | Anāhata-cakra

Hearing the words of Dattātreya, the happy Paraśurāma humbly prostrated, and after taking a seat, spoke sweetly to him with folded palms. “O eminent Guru! O Lord! When you are pleased, what is there that is not attainable here and hereafter? Just like a person desiring a diamond found a mountain of gems, I have come to a great one like you. O Guru! For a long time roaming in the worldly life I never gained even a little solace. I have spent a long time caught and burnt in the blazing fire of desire and anger. I never felt any inner cool anywhere. In this world all men, women, animals, creatures of the sea, birds, the wealthy, the poor, kings, emperors, monarchs, Gandharvas, Yaksas, Demigods, Siddhas, Vidyādharas, serpents, snakes, demons, Indra, Moon and the like, are always being burnt by the great fire of desire. Therefore make me remain always cool like the elephant in the middle of the Gañga while the forest is on fire. Oh Lord! Similarly let me be suitably instructed by you.”

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