Guest guest Posted April 10, 2001 Report Share Posted April 10, 2001 Thanks, Rick. I am rereading that chapter. Beautiful, and so scarily apt, that it makes the hairs rise on my scalp, and closes my throat with emotion. Truly dateless. Thanks again, Usha In a message dated 4/7/01 4:23:45 AM Eastern Daylight Time, Ammachi writes: << The Gita verse was III, 37. I'll post more, maybe tonight. Regarding gurus getting angry, in light of the "blocked desire" explanation for anger: The guru is cosmic intelligence incarnate; God in human form. It is the desire of cosmic intelligence that everything evolve. If the disciple, who has submitted himself to the guru, behaves in ways contrary to the force of evolution (God's/Guru's will), then the "desire" of God/guru (the cosmic force of evolution) is blocked, and that collision of desire with opposing force results in anger, in this case "cosmic" anger. It's not individual, egocentric anger based on need and weakness and lack. It's the grace of God helping to rid the individual of impediments to his enlightenment. That's my take on why Amma, Maharishi, and other gurus "get" angry. >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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