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> Suffering

>

> There has been evil and sorrow since the beginning of creation. You ask

> why the Rishis (Sages) do not put matters right. The Vedas (Hindu

> scriptures) tell of the demons (asuras) who have existed since the earliest

> times. There is a force of opposition in the world, which produces strife

> and suffering, but it works to make humankind grow and evolve. It is a

> force in nature that exists along with the good.

>

> Q: What is the purpose of all the suffering and evil in the world?

>

> M: Your question is itself an outcome of the suffering. Sorrow makes one

> think of God. If it were not for the suffering, would you have asked the

> question? Except for jnanis (the enlightened), everybody, from a king to a

> peasant, has a certain amount of sorrow. Even in cases where it seems to

> be absent, it is only a matter of time; sooner or later it comes. Also,

> one may not question sorrow or God at the first blow, but one is likely to

> on the fifth. We have taken this vehicle (the body) in order to know our

> real state.

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> From the book, "Conscious Immortality" by Paul Brunton and Munagala

> Venkataramiah.

 

 

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Life is a pure flame,and we live

by an invisible Sun within us.

 

 

 

 

 

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