Gayatri Rahasya
(His Holiness Shri Prabhu Ashrit Swamiji)
His Holiness Shri Prabhu Ashrit Swamiji has combiled this
book in Urdu in Nairobi in British
East Africa in the year 1929-30. J.Krishna Choudry has translated
this book into English.
Gayatri Rahasya means
Secret of Gayatri. This is glorified as Mantra Rajam (King of Mantras) by
ancient sages.
Anybody who recites Gayatri is being protected by the all
powerful deity, Gayatri.
Mahatma Gandhi in his inaugural speech at the opening
ceremony of the Tibbia College,
Delhi, on the 23 rd February 1921,
said that this therapy is altogether devoid of religious sentiment. The man who
recites the Gayatri can not fall a prey to illness.
This book consists of thirty five chapters. The Psychic
power of Gayatri, Gayatri, the saviour of the Fallen, Wonderful lights, Pure
Wealth, The Soul of the Vedas, The Omnipotence of Gayatri, The Glory of Gayatri
are some of the chapters in the book.
An interesting conversation between a Mahatama and a devotee
explains the power of Gayatri. When the devotee wants some shortcut towards God
realization, the Mahatama replies that reciting Gayatri will be the most
suitable one for him. The recitation is a sovereign remedy for all the ills.
The Gayatri mantra consists of 24 syllables. The three feet
of the Gayatri are made up of eight syllables each. 24 syllables are 24
divisions of knowledge.
The details are explained in a lucid style in the chapter
Pranv-The Holy Monosyllable.
What is the Gayatri mantra?
Aum.
Bhur Bhuva Svaha
Tat Savitur Varenyam
Bhargo Devasya Dheemahi
Dhiyo yonah Prachodayat
The meaning of the mantra is as follows:
Om. We meditate on the adorable and
ever pure effulgence of the resplendent Vivifier of the Universe. May THAT
supreme Divine Being enlighten our Intellect. This is a must for all the Gayatri worshippers and those who
want to learn the secret of Gayatri Japa or recitation.
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