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Wednesday, March 22, 2006

The Swan


A swan is said to have a sensitive beak that enables it to distinguish pure milk from a mixture of milk and water. A swan, therefore, symbolizes the power of discrimination, or the ability to discriminate between right and wrong or good and bad. Saraswati uses the swan as Her carrier. This indicates that one must acquire and apply knowledge with discrimination for the good of mankind. Knowledge that is dominated by ego can destroy the world.
The Abbreviated Bhagavad-Gita
International Gita Society
sikh net radio and links to The Adi Granth

Swan Sherry M Stewart 2006

2 Comments:

At 10:52 AM, Blogger mctwists said...

no wonder "Paramahamsa" means great swan!!!

it is a name used to denote a great sage...

ex. ramakrishna paramahamsa, paramahamsa yogananda...

yaaaa

 
At 12:30 PM, Blogger Nimbostratusdweller said...

Thank you for that, I was looking for the symbolism. I knew it had great spiritual symbolism,,,thanks.

 

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