Guest guest Posted November 13, 2003 Report Share Posted November 13, 2003 Can knowledge be an obstacle to anything? It is not too rare to hear the experiences of the educated that admit their discomfort at topics related to spiritual matters that defy their logic and thus elude any conclusions. How could one train the mind so used to completing a book or a thesis and take home the message in minutes, to accept the reality of an unfinished treatise? Skepticism is destructive. God’s wisdom is as finite as space. In the mad rush to defy nature, human logic so bound to advance itself, conveniently neglects to contemplate on its very purpose. Sad would be the situation when the spirituality remains eternally parallel and its fruits forbidden. Skepticism, the initial bar to spiritual progress ends as soon as the necessity for the Unknown and the Unseen felt. Necessities may arise due to causes as simple as a material shortcoming. Once in the path, the difficult bar called ego takes over the reins, at times almost in complete control of the pursuit! This attribute is the one that makes the seeker, accept and reject, rejoice and condole, elate and deject, and in the process making believe that s/he is responsible. This is the attribute that makes one think how "Right" his/her pursuit is, and how pitiful is the others’ plight. This attribute establishes the superiority of one Religion over the other, and denounces everything dissimilar. "Maya (myth) troubles even me", said Sainath. But, He also assured that those seek Him will be saved from its perils and those who turns away, lashed. What could be easier than resorting to the Merciful Fakir that never stopped anyone from asking? How difficult would that be to listen to the most benevolent Sai who does not expect His children of rigorous rituals, but just faith and patience? How inconvenient could that be do simply submit to that Guru whose demands are love and devotion? Stay with Him and the ego will vanish! source:saibaba.org Arun Reddy Nukala +44-7946-595063 +44-2085-695116Want to chat instantly with your online friends? Get the FREE Messenger Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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