Guest guest Posted February 21, 2002 Report Share Posted February 21, 2002 our most beloved member collin has raised a question of great relevance on the worship of the divine mother? can the divine mother be realized by 'bhakti' or devotion alone? or 'scholarship' or jnana the path to to attain the abode of the divine mother? it is said bhakti without jnana is blind; jnana without bhakti is lame.... members, this is a very 'interesting' thread of discussion which our member collin has initiated... please join in and shae your views... the more, the merrier! love and only love Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 21, 2002 Report Share Posted February 21, 2002 let me add to that post.... our beloved ramakrishna paramahamsa was a bhakta externally but internally he was a jnani (not a scholar who reads books but a realized soul) and adi shankara was externally a jnani (realized soul) and internally a bhakta (who did manasika puja ) then we have ofcourse shri ramana maharishi who was all this and much more...... a jnana, a bhakta and all1 when shri ramana maharishi attained samadhi, they found a gold sree chakra in his loin cloth... so, members please put your thinking caps on and particpate and of course i expect our bodhiavasa to lead the discussion! we expects generous input from babaji, harshanand, yogaji, devi bhakta, nora, collin, prainbow, eve, and everyone else. if i did not mention anyone else's name, please forgive me!all are invited to participate! come on guys, let us make this a lively sankirtan.... . jai gurudeva ! , "adi_shakthi16" <adi_shakthi16> wrote: > our most beloved member collin has raised a question of great > relevance on the worship of the divine mother? > > can the divine mother be realized by 'bhakti' or devotion alone? > > or 'scholarship' or jnana the path to to attain the abode of the > divine mother? > > it is said bhakti without jnana is blind; jnana without bhakti is > lame.... > > members, this is a very 'interesting' thread of discussion which our > member collin has initiated... > > please join in and shae your views... > > the more, the merrier! > > love and only love Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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