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Sanskrit & Tamil Spiritual Names & MeaningsJayavani Jnana means knowledge in the highest sense - that
is wisdom born of the loftiest consciousness. The Lingam is the
symbol of Lord Shiva, the auspicious Divinity. For devotees of our
spiritual teacher, Swami Premananda, the Lingam is a familiar form.
It actually represents the universal energy that exists in all forms
of life. This all-pervading energy is formless and without beginning
or end. The egg-shaped Lingam is the closest form to represent this
concept. Thus, Jnanalingam means the supreme consciousness represented
by a sacred form. We may talk and write or learn complicated philosophies
about religion or spirituality but, in fact Jnanalingam is the embodiment
of simplicity and pure knowledge. When one contemplates the Jnanalingam,
one realizes that philosophy and clever words are merely tools.
The reality of Jnanalingam must be realized within. It is beyond
philosophy and beyond description. The reality we search is beyond
name or form. To make this our own realization we can contemplate
the special form of the Lingam and reach beyond to the true Self.
Information provided by sripremananda.org for educational purposes only.
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