Summary Basavanna fills the vessel called the gross body with the provisions of Sarvachara—the completeness of right conduct. As soon as it is filled, the food is already cooked before…

Summary Basavanna asks us to behold the nature of the Jangama who moves through form and formlessness while remaining Niravaya—whole, unfragmented, and beyond limiting division. Prabhudeva comes among the Bhaktas…

Summary Basavanna asks the listener to behold Chennabasavanna as Sarvāvadhāni—the one whose awareness is complete, vigilant, and uninterrupted. He is Samaya-Prasādi: at every moment, his awareness remains rightly established in…

Summary Where is Anubhava while equanimity, right understanding, and the truth of one’s inner nature have not become established? Where is Anubhava while the movements of Sattva, Rajas, and Tamas…

Summary Basavanna challenges the scriptural merchants who insist that the Sadbhakta and the Jangama must eat from separate vessels. Shruti declares that God is embodied in the Bhakta. Forgetfulness of…

Summary Basavanna calls upon the seeker to behold the radiance of true liberation, the abiding state of eternal truth, and the realised one in whom the three—Anga, Linga, and Jangama—have…

Summary When two true beings become pratidṛṣṭi—each seeing through the same Divine vision—that itself is the alchemy. Their meeting is no longer governed by separate interests, comparison, possession, or self-importance.…

Summary When the darkness of the evening mist is feared, doubt assumes that very form and stands before the seeker. As long as the drama created by its own Bhava…

Summary Basavanna calls the one who bears Shri Rudrakshi Linga. The sacred emblem reveals a life that has become established in remembrance, belonging, and relationship with Linga. The one who…

Summary The revered Guru establishes his Linga upon Basavanna’s Anga. Basavanna worships that Ishtalinga through the eightfold worship and the sixteen services, attaining the recognised fruits and aims of human…