About Avatar and m/f boies..response, Pt. V (cont'd)...

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Continued from Pt. IV:

 

"The way of the prophet is a more balanced way, for in the life of

the prophet there is the balance of both of these attributes: the

power of attainment and the patience to resign to the Will of God.

So the prophet is a warrior and a peacemaker both at the same time.

The work of the prophet is not only his own spiritual attainment but

some certain service of great importance to perform. And as the

prophet goes through all above said five stages, so he acts on the

way of the fulfilment of his life's mission as a warner, as a healer,

as a reformer, as a judge, as a teacher, as a priest, as a preacher.

Therefore such services keep the prophet away from what his soul

always craves for and that is the solitude in the wilderness. He

longs for one place and he is put in another place. The soul who

yearns constantly to fly away from the crowd, is put owing to his

mission, in the very midst of the crowd. In this way the work of the

prophet in the world becomes as hard as if a person were asked to

jump into the water and then come out all dry. He must live in the

world and not be of the world. However, it is the prophetic soul

whose life's ininjunction very often is to serve humanity in its'

time of need. And it is fulfilment of this service which makes him

Rasul, the Messenger. (p. 20l-205)

 

 

Blessings,

 

Kathy

 

 

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, safar_x <no_reply> wrote:

> Dear Erica and Kathy, After having read overwhelming post of Dainya

> Maduri, I am using the same page for posting this message. From a

> posting from either of you, I was asked to post more from 2 to 3

> pages of the book I referred to. I shall do it for sure, but may be

> after a wile. In this post I am going to narrate a story as given

as

> a supplement to "HOW A MASTER WORKS" by Ivy O.Duce, then Murshida

of

> Sufism re-oriented,USA. The story goes as follows:-

> Famuos saint Moosa(Moses), is said to having direct conversation

> from God; and this conversation was held daily from a secluded hill

> top. One day while Hazrat Moosa was going to that particuler hill

> top, he saw a poor man sitting the road side absorbed in some self

> engrossed activity.He held a mud piece and was feebly uttering. "O!

> Allah. If you meet me some day, I would not let you go before you

> come to my hut and I shall feed you with my own hands, annoit you,

> dress you, decorate you and pay a Namaz..." Hazrat Mossa's ears

> caught these words,and he became very angree, thinking that this

> wreched poor illetrate creater is insulting Allah, Who is so great

> that He can not be limited to any worldly form. With a good notion

> Hazrat admonished the fellow, and asked not to utter such words

> of "Kufr". The poor man, with awe, agreed to and then Hazrat

> proceeded for the hill top. That day hazrat kept waiting, but no

> voice was heard by him from heavens. Next day too, Hazrat could not

> get the oppartunity to hear to His Lord's vioice. Days passed on

and

> with passing of each day Hazrat's uneasyness increased. One day on

> the hill top. he was in tears, and uttered, "o Allah! why dont you

> talk to me now? I am feeling great agony". Sudenly avoice came from

> the skyes, "All creation is Mine. O Hazrat! Blessed you are that

you

> have attained so much purity to have been able to talk to Me;But

who

> gave you authourity to tell the creatures of My creation as to how

he

> or she adores me?".... It is said that Hazrat was conferred God-

> Realisation same day.

> The purpose of this story post is to impress upon the "Love-God"

> facter irrespective of who is/was/shall be God-Incarnate, or what

is

> correct about male and female bodies. Although, I have made a

pledge

> to post 3 to 4 pages from the book, i quoted,but wiuld certainly

like

> to know if any one of us in the group had acces to the book I

> pointed ?

> Lots of pure unadultereated LOVE

> Satish

> P.S. - I am still over powered by Dainya Maduri verses. Thanks for

it

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Dear Kathy, I have just posted a message on the subject, but till

then I had not read all of your 5 pts of postings. Now I have it

compliled. I shall read it again and respond via our wonerfull forum

Saadhna

Love

Satish

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

, celestial_saraswati <no_reply> wrote:

>

> Continued from Pt. IV:

>

> "The way of the prophet is a more balanced way, for in the life of

> the prophet there is the balance of both of these attributes: the

> power of attainment and the patience to resign to the Will of God.

> So the prophet is a warrior and a peacemaker both at the same

time.

> The work of the prophet is not only his own spiritual attainment

but

> some certain service of great importance to perform. And as the

> prophet goes through all above said five stages, so he acts on the

> way of the fulfilment of his life's mission as a warner, as a

healer,

> as a reformer, as a judge, as a teacher, as a priest, as a

preacher.

> Therefore such services keep the prophet away from what his soul

> always craves for and that is the solitude in the wilderness. He

> longs for one place and he is put in another place. The soul who

> yearns constantly to fly away from the crowd, is put owing to his

> mission, in the very midst of the crowd. In this way the work of

the

> prophet in the world becomes as hard as if a person were asked to

> jump into the water and then come out all dry. He must live in the

> world and not be of the world. However, it is the prophetic soul

> whose life's ininjunction very often is to serve humanity in its'

> time of need. And it is fulfilment of this service which makes him

> Rasul, the Messenger. (p. 20l-205)

>

>

> Blessings,

>

> Kathy

>

>

> @}-->----

> , safar_x <no_reply> wrote:

> > Dear Erica and Kathy, After having read overwhelming post of

Dainya

> > Maduri, I am using the same page for posting this message. From a

> > posting from either of you, I was asked to post more from 2 to 3

> > pages of the book I referred to. I shall do it for sure, but may

be

> > after a wile. In this post I am going to narrate a story as given

> as

> > a supplement to "HOW A MASTER WORKS" by Ivy O.Duce, then Murshida

> of

> > Sufism re-oriented,USA. The story goes as follows:-

> > Famuos saint Moosa(Moses), is said to having direct

conversation

> > from God; and this conversation was held daily from a secluded

hill

> > top. One day while Hazrat Moosa was going to that particuler hill

> > top, he saw a poor man sitting the road side absorbed in some

self

> > engrossed activity.He held a mud piece and was feebly

uttering. "O!

> > Allah. If you meet me some day, I would not let you go before you

> > come to my hut and I shall feed you with my own hands, annoit

you,

> > dress you, decorate you and pay a Namaz..." Hazrat Mossa's ears

> > caught these words,and he became very angree, thinking that this

> > wreched poor illetrate creater is insulting Allah, Who is so

great

> > that He can not be limited to any worldly form. With a good

notion

> > Hazrat admonished the fellow, and asked not to utter such words

> > of "Kufr". The poor man, with awe, agreed to and then Hazrat

> > proceeded for the hill top. That day hazrat kept waiting, but no

> > voice was heard by him from heavens. Next day too, Hazrat could

not

> > get the oppartunity to hear to His Lord's vioice. Days passed on

> and

> > with passing of each day Hazrat's uneasyness increased. One day

on

> > the hill top. he was in tears, and uttered, "o Allah! why dont

you

> > talk to me now? I am feeling great agony". Sudenly avoice came

from

> > the skyes, "All creation is Mine. O Hazrat! Blessed you are that

> you

> > have attained so much purity to have been able to talk to Me;But

> who

> > gave you authourity to tell the creatures of My creation as to

how

> he

> > or she adores me?".... It is said that Hazrat was conferred God-

> > Realisation same day.

> > The purpose of this story post is to impress upon the "Love-God"

> > facter irrespective of who is/was/shall be God-Incarnate, or what

> is

> > correct about male and female bodies. Although, I have made a

> pledge

> > to post 3 to 4 pages from the book, i quoted,but wiuld certainly

> like

> > to know if any one of us in the group had acces to the book I

> > pointed ?

> > Lots of pure unadultereated LOVE

> > Satish

> > P.S. - I am still over powered by Dainya Maduri verses. Thanks

for

> it