Sri Rudram 14
Mantra 2 forms the entire second Anuvaka. Each mantra brings out the glory of Bhagavan and bears fruit accordingly. This mantra gives inner clarity, purpose and discipline needed for the pursuit of knowledge towards Moksha. One begins to see this entire Jagat (world) as Bhagavan, recognizing and saluting the adistana devata (presiding deity) in everything, thereby losing subjectivity and felling the tree of samsara.
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Mantra 2 forms the entire second Anuvaka. Each mantra brings out the glory of Bhagavan and bears fruit accordingly. This mantra gives inner clarity, purpose and discipline needed for the pursuit of knowledge towards Moksha. One begins to see this entire Jagat (world) as Bhagavan, recognizing and saluting the adistana devata (presiding deity) in everything, thereby losing subjectivity and felling the tree of samsara.
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