METHODS OF PENETRATING BRAHMAM.

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Chapter.2

Section-2.

Mantram-3.


Dhanur    grahitvau-panisadam   mahastram

saram   hyupasa-nisitam   sandhayita,

ayamya   tad   bhava-gatena   cetasa

laksyam   tadev-aksaram   somya   viddhi.



Meaning:-

"Having taken the great weapon ---the bow furnished by the Upanisads and fixed in it the arrow rendered by constant meditation; and having drawn it with the mind fixed on the Brahmam, O good looking youth! penetrate that mark ----the Immortal Brahmam." 



This mantram along with 4th mantram are very important, the explanation will be provided next, when 4th mantram is on later, pse wait....

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