Guest guest Posted April 29, 2002 Report Share Posted April 29, 2002 Jaya Sri Radhey! Here is a very important verse from Srimad Bhagavatam for the sadhakas: tatte 'nukampAM susamIkSamANo bhuJjAna evAtmakRtaM vipAkam, hRdvAg vapurbhir vidadhan namaste jIveta yo mukti pade sa dayAbhAk (Srimad Bhagavatam 10.14.8) Lord, one who spends his life praying and looking forward to Your Grace, quietly experiencing the joys and sorrows that are visited on him as a result of past actions (Prarabdha), and prostrating to you with heart, speech and body, becomes ultimately entitled to liberation (Mukti). So this actually is a three-in-one Sadhana viz: (1) incessant prayer for the Lord's Grace; (2) quietly experiencing Prarabdha-caused joys and sorrows; and (3) prostrating to the Lord with heart, speech and body. 1. One should always weep and pray for the Lord's Grace. Why not take the help of the Lord Himself for attaining Him? 2. One should not rebel against the sorrows and miseries of life, which are only a result of one's own earlier actions. These are meant to purify our minds. Full acceptance of the Lord's will and bearing all calamities cheerfully is in itself a Sadhana. 3.Remembering the Lord continuously; surrendering the mind, speech and body to Him; performing only selfless acts of Divine Love; contemplating on the Lord continuously and surrendering one's speech to the Lord, using speech only to chant the names and glories of the Lord, are sure means for realizing the spiritual goal. Jaya Sri Radhey! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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