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Dhogatissuraay
Commentary: “The word difference is a quarrel, which is the ultimate truth; say Ganga, say Suranadji, the thing does not change. Manmehan”—Shri. E. S. 4-21
That ultimate “Nirvana” named element, which is known by different names, there is no difference in meaning when seen from the ultimate truth. Some of those different names are shown here: (1) Sadashiv, (2) Parabrahma, (3) Siddhatma (4) Thathata. The oneness of that name from the ultimate truth is as follows:
Sadashiv-Who calls it “Sadashiv”. This ‘Sadashiv’ means always Shiva, always Shiva, never Ashiv. In all three times, by doing complete purity, due to the absence of all Ashiv-unfortunate, this name “Sadashiv” is rightly given. Because being pure Sahajanmaswaroop, this “Nirvana” is always Shivaswaroop-Kalyanaswaroop-Mangalswaroop, the abode of all welfare-auspiciousness, Shankar Swaroop, that is, Sham-Atmasukhakar Swaroop. “Shivsankar Jagdishwar Roo Re, Chidanand Bhagwan....Lalana” Shri Anandghanji
Parabrahma-Again it is known by the name “Parabrahma”. Para means supreme, principal. And thus, due to the dependence of the good nature on the greatness-bigness, it is “Brahma”. Brihattv means that which is greater-greater than any other thing in the world. Or Brihattv means the Brahma where the extreme growth-extreme strength of the Atma-guna resides. Due to such Brihattv-Brihattv, where the dependence of the good nature of the Atmaswaroop is, that is, where the existence of the pure Sahajanmaswaroop is, which is the Sahajanmaswaroop, is ‘Para Brahma’.
The word Brahma is derived from Vruddhi-Dho (to grow, to grow), it is believed. And in that way, seeing the growth of the world, the development of the world, the name of that inner element is “Brahma”. x x But considering another etymology of the word Brahma-which is as ancient as the previous one-the non-specific form can also be revealed. From ancient times-from the time of the Vedas-the word Grita is used in the sense of vast, hot, uninterrupted, and that word is closer to the word Graha, so Brahma means uninterrupted object-element, that meaning also comes out. ”
-Prof. Anandshankar Bapubhai Dhruv