Saturday 11 October 2014
Virupaksha and vishwaroopa
Emotions can only flow towards the form. We cannot have emotions towards the formless. We can only see , touch, smell, taste, communicate and express our emotions to a form. The completion of any emotion leads us to a space that is totally formless, which is the source of all forms.
There are two beautiful words in Sanskrit, virupaksha and vishwaroopa.
Virupaksha means eyes without the form; many people use this word as a name.
Virupa means no form, and aksha means eyes, it means eyes without the form. When we go a little deeper, then we see that the consciousness can see without the eyes, feel without the skin, taste without the tongue, and hear without the ears; this is Yoga Samadhi. Such things start happening in deep ‘samadhi’, just like in dreams? We dream without any of the five senses. So virupaksha is the consciousness that has eyes but no form.
Vishwaroopa means it is in every form.
Om Namah Shivay
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