Srimad Bhagavadgeeta : Ch-15. Slo-14.

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Tuesday, September 09, 2014.
Srimad Bhagavadgeeta :
Chapter-15. ( Purushothama yogam)
Slokam-14.


Aham vaiswanaro bootva praninam dehamasritah

 Pranapanasamayuktah pacamyannam caturvidam.


Aham paraninam deham = I am ( Lord Krishna ) in the bodies of living things,

 Asritah vaiswanarah bootva = Active as a medium viz vaiswanaran ( Jataragni = Fire/ heat ),

 Prana pana samayuktah = Along with prana pana vayu (two types of air 1. pranan + 2. apanan),

 Catur vidam Annam pacami = Burn ( digest ) four types of foods.


Paramatma, in the bodies of all living things, present as VAISWANARAN ( jataragni), that is fire/heat, when the temperature of body is lost, then death occurs, till life remains, body temperature is maintained.
I (Lord) burn (digest) four types of foods: What (food) we eat JATARAGNI digests. Food -four types: they are 1. kkadiyam, 2.coshiyam, 3. peyam, 4. lehiyam --1 . biting, 2. munch/ chew, 3. drink, 4. lick, whether vegetarian or non-vegetarian, cooked or un-cooked, ripe or un-ripe, this way any food classified into four types. Whatever we eat, it is digested by the heat present in the body, this heat none other than Paramatma himself. 
Jointly with pranan and apanan : The intake of power to the body is called pranan (inhaling of oxygen/ pranavayu separated from air), thereafter, later, the power to push out from the body is called apanan (excretion procedure). Paramatma in the form of Jataragni not only digest the taken in food but also, food is taken from the mouth to abdomen through alimentary canal, after oxidation ( fire +vayu ) ( prana vrithi ), the nourishment is accepted and waste is pushed out through anus and urethra ( apana vriyhi ). In short the whole digestive system and excretory system are being active due to the presence of the Paramatma within us.
We wonder this great science was written by Vyasa mahrishi somewhere between 5000- 10000 years back when no one knows this effect , this text prove that our great Rishies had this scientific knowledge long before. Finally Those Rishies found that the presence of Supreme Paramatma in all living things as Vaiswanaran ( Jataragni), SUPERB.

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