Evening Program, Vienna, Austria 1990-07-21 Shanta Mavshi: Shri Mataji wants that I should explain the meaning of this song to you all. I have already explained to the students who were learning. This song is mainly to say that you may call God by different names, but He is one and the same. So you may call Him Ram, you may call Him Bhrama, you may call Him Kana or Mahadev. Kana is Krishna, Shri Krishna and Mahadev is Lord Shankara’s name is Mahadev, Parasnaath. Parasnaath is the name of Mahaviras, that is those who follow Jainism. They may call Him by the name of Parasnaath. Shri Mataji: And he has a Kundalini on top of His head. Parasnaath was one of the first, the first, the [unclear]. And this one was the last. Shanta Mavshi: Yes.So and also some people even call Him by the name of Brahma, but all this is in one and that is Sarkala Brahma. Shri Mataji: He is the Paramchaitanya, completely. [unclear] self, itself. Shanta Mavshi: Yes, [unclear]. Now Bhaganabhe, the Kahavatana, that is this external forms of worship may be different. Shri Mataji: [Hindi/marathi] Different utensils are made [unclear] Shanta Mavshi: but the mud is the same. Shri Mataji: Mud is the same. Shanta Mavshi: Yes, and you may see it in different shapes. The shapes are different, but the material is the same. Shri Mataji: It’s the ruptika. Shanta Mavshi: And, So if we divide God into so many forms, it is Read More …