Mercy for the earnest only

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> By chance a person slipped and fell into a deep well and could not get

> out in spite of all his efforts; therefore he began shouting for help.

> Being merciful, a very kind hearted passerby brought a piece of long

> rope which was lowered down into the well so that the man could get out by

> grabbing the rope. The passerby asked the man to catch hold of the rope

> and try to climb up, so he could pull him up.

> In response, the person began shouting, "O my friend, please help me so

> that I can put my fingers around the rope."

 

is there any sanskrit for this? is it a sloka?

TridaNDi BhikSu, Bhakti Visrambha MAdhava

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Please accept my obeisances Madhava Maharaja.

 

This is an English translation of a bengali compilation of Srila

Bhaktisiddhanta Maharaja's lectures, letters etc. It was published by the

Bhaktivedanta Acadamy, Mayapur.

 

Your servant,

 

 

On Sun, 25 Apr 2004 Bhakti Visrambha Madhava Swami wrote :

> > By chance a person slipped and fell into a deep well and could not get

> > out in spite of all his efforts; therefore he began shouting for help.

> > Being merciful, a very kind hearted passerby brought a piece of long

> > rope which was lowered down into the well so that the man could get out by

> > grabbing the rope. The passerby asked the man to catch hold of the rope

> > and try to climb up, so he could pull him up.

> > In response, the person began shouting, "O my friend, please help me so

> > that I can put my fingers around the rope."

>

>is there any sanskrit for this? is it a sloka?

>TridaNDi BhikSu, Bhakti Visrambha MAdhava

>

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