Let me be intoxicated in your love completely!

[Guest guest]

Dear Friends:

 

 

 

Thank you all for your presence. All religions and mystical traditions point

out that there is a difference between book learning and wisdom. Learning of

scriptures and meditating on the meaning behind them can lead to

Self-Knowledge if one does not become obsessed with words and thoughts but

reflects on the source of such things. The sage Dakshinamurti only taught in

and through silence.

 

 

 

Here is a quote from Buddhism.

 

 

 

"I bow to my own Wisdom Mind

which is my best wisdom teacher,

the source of all visible and invisible qualities."

 

The Sage of Arunachala, Bhagavan Ramana Maharshi, used to say that all deep

thinking people are fascinated by the nature of consciousness. In Satsang,

the beauty and self-delight of awareness which underlies all manifestations

of energy becomes more apparent. People who are in love with the Truth might

worship God in different ways and in different forms. The attraction of

Truth does not let them go, until the Truth of their own Heart is

Recognized, and there is

nothing left to let go. If we grasp any aspect of the Truth of the Supreme

even partially or imperfectly and hold on to it with a focus and commitment,

the Absolute Truth reveals it Self as our own nature. Valmiki misunderstood

the mantra Rama and kept repeating Mara, Mara, Mara. This faulty repetition

did not prevent him from becoming a great sage.

 

 

 

 

Either let me be intoxicated

in your love completely

or put on my robes of joy

and rob me absolutely.

Judge me guilty

in the court of love

or absolve me absolutely

find me flawed if you like

but never hold me weakly

no middle ground is possible

for lovers who love completely!

 

 

Love to all

Harsha