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Vaat 2.146

Swamini Vato Prakaran 2 Vaat 146 · 2 · Verse 146

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Sanskrit Original

Jaḷ, agni ne vāyu e sarvene hāth-pag chhe, paṇ te āpaṇne dekhātā nathī. Te jaḷ tāṇe chhe ne agni bāḷe chhe ne vāyu ṭhele chhe em Mahārāje kahyu chhe.

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Water, fire, and wind all have hands and feet, but we cannot see them.1 The water carries away [in its current], fire burns, and wind moves. This is what Maharaj said. Footnotes: 1. 1. Swami’s purport is to explain that although water, fire, and wind are formless, their presiding deities (Varundev, Agnidev, and Vayudev) have a form, complete with hands and feet. These deities provide the power for their respective elements to soak, burn, move, etc. Maharaj has mentioned this in several Vachanamruts, including Gadhada I-45, Kariyani 4, and Gadhada II-10.