Sadhna -Some Facts (3)/Mokshyo

[Guest guest]

Respected sadhakas,<br><br>The posts are very

interesting.<br><br>But I shall be obliged if anyone takes the pain of

elaborating on Mokshya.<br><br>I have a peculiar belief based

on Gita that nothing can happen without the nod of

Lord Krishna.<br><br>Ratnakar transformed to Valmiki

as it was the desire of Lord Krishna that the

episodes of Rama will be written by him or that he wanted

to teach that by way of his sadhna Ratnakar may be

Transformed to Valmiki.<br><br>So I believe that this is not

the Mokshya of Valmiki but valmiki was acting as a

puppet on the strings of Lord Krishna.(as said by

jyotishguru that all of us are puppets on the strings in the

hands of Lord Krishna)<br><br>So what is

Mokshya?<br><br>with regards.<br><br>mopenheim

[Guest guest]

Dear friend,<br>We are puppets in the hands of

the lord. All we need is a desire and the lord is

going to assist. Of the many Ratnakars present, only

one became a Valmiki.<br>It actually reminds me of a

few lines from a Bengali Shyama Sangeet (a Kali

bhajan) - <br>"Everything thing is your wish oh

Shyama<br>You can trap a elephant in mud and at the same time

you can make a handicapped person climb a

mountain"<br><br>Babu

[Guest guest]

Moksha is the eternal nature of the Self, and is

realized the very moment the veil of ignorance is

lifted.<br><br>That thou art<br><br>You process of Moksha will be

determined by the way you approach the Divine. If you see

Shri Krishna as the divine, then you path could be

like that of uddava, or Mira, or Valmiki.<br><br>What

is important is not your approach or the chosen

image of the divine, but the endeavour to possess

virtues as calmness, equanimity, self-control and the

overcoming of greed, hatred,

etc.<br><br><br>Regards<br><br>Arun

[Guest guest]

Dear gypsyqueenb,<br><br>Thank you for your beautiful

presentation.<br><br>Thanks again.<br><br>rahuliak