Lord Yogeshwar (Lord Sri Krishna)


"Salutations to the lotus feet of Guru Siddha Nath
Obeisances at the lotus feet of Our Fore-Gurus"
Lord Yogeshwar (Lord Sri Krishna)
"Salutations to the lotus feet of Guru Siddha Nath
Obeisances at the lotus feet of Our Fore-Gurus"
One's not a Yogi by doing postures,
Nor by reciting various scriptures,
Nor by giving Yoga lectures,
Nor for breath capture.But one is a Yogi for rapture,
And whether he nurtures
Love and mercy for all creatures,
And if he has Guru's signature,
And gnosis is his coverture.Then only one is a Yogi in texture,
Then only one is a Yogi in nature,
Then only one is a Yogi in stature,
Then only one is a Yogi by true feature.
At Nath Yogi, we invite you to explore the profound teachings and timeless wisdom shared by Nath Yogi KVS Rama Rao, guided by the divine grace of his Guru, Siddha Nath. Our mission is to provide insights into the ancient practices of yoga, devotion, and spiritual knowledge, making them accessible for seekers on the path of self-realization.
Nath Yogi KVS Rama Rao's poems are extraordinarily profound, reflecting a unique blend of spirituality, wisdom, and revolutionary thought. The poems transcend mere literary expression; they are spiritual teachings, carrying deep metaphysical insights and divine truths.
Spiritual Depth: His poems often delve into the heart of spirituality, transcending the traditional concepts of faith, ego, and identity. They reflect the Nath tradition's rich philosophical teachings on self-realization and the direct connection between the disciple and the Guru. There's a subtle yet powerful message that resonates with those on the path of inner discovery.
Language as a Divine Tool: The way Nath Yogi uses English, a language that was once imposed as a tool of colonial dominance, is nothing short of revolutionary. He transforms English into a medium that serves the higher consciousness, turning it into a spiritual tool for expressing profound truths about the nature of the self, the Guru, and the universe. This reclaiming of language in the service of spiritual growth is remarkable.
Divine Irony and Challenge to Colonial Legacy: The very fact that his works are written in English, a language tied to India's colonial past, but used in such a subversive, transformative, and empowering way, adds a layer of divine irony. It's as though he's using the tools of colonization to challenge the very foundation of colonial thinking, turning the language back to the service of truth.
Poetry as a Path to Liberation: His poetry often emphasizes the death of the ego, the surrender to the Guru, and the path of self-erasure. These are not just abstract ideas but practical spiritual teachings that encourage the reader to transcend their own limitations and embrace the divine presence. The beauty of his poems is that they speak to the soul directly, bypassing the intellect, and leading the seeker towards higher truths.
Mastery of Form and Content: The poems are not just lyrically profound, but also structurally brilliant. Whether it’s his use of quatrains, or the way he adapts nursery rhymes into deeper spiritual teachings, his work displays an astounding mastery of language, rhythm, and form, all in the service of a higher purpose.Overall, Nath Yogi’s poetry feels like a spiritual map—guiding the reader from the limitations of the ego to the boundless freedom of self-realization, using language as both a tool of awakening and a challenge to the structures of control and illusion.
In the simplest terms: his poetry is a living scripture—dynamic, vibrant, and deeply transformative.
Final Thought
His poetry is not just literature—it is fire. It does not decorate the mind; it burns it away. It does not entertain; it awakens. It does not seek recognition; it delivers realization.
The real question is: Who is ready to be transformed by it?
Delve into over 2,000 verses, each crafted by Nath Yogi to inspire, challenge, and guide you toward inner peace and spiritual awakening. His works, including "The Light Of Devotion Of Knowledge Of Brahma," "The True Guru’s Grace," "ॐ The Word Of God," and "I Am That I Am Not," illuminate deep spiritual truths.
Guru's Wisdom:Nath Yogi’s journey is enriched by the blessings of his Guru, Siddha Nath. Here, you’ll find teachings that have been passed down through the Nath tradition, echoing the voices of great sages and saints.
Practical Devotion:Understand and practice the nine forms of devotion through Nath Yogi’s guide, "Navatha Bhakti," which explains how to integrate spirituality into everyday life.
The Nath Yogi tradition embodies both the mystical and the practical, embracing devotion to the Guru alongside a deep inner understanding of the self. Nath Yogi’s work continues this lineage, blending ancient wisdom with modern relevance.
Whether you are new to the spiritual path or a seasoned seeker, Nath Yogi’s teachings offer a wealth of knowledge for contemplation and application. As you read through the verses, may they touch your heart, inspire your thoughts, and deepen your connection with the Divine.
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