To Babu Krishan on learning from the source (was Blossoming Seeds)

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Babu Krishnan wrote:

 

I am compelled by inner voices to reply for the benefit of whosoever wants

to listen ...the concepts that were instilled many years back by Shree Maa and

Swamiji, on the question of "nirvikalpa' and "nishkamya" sadhana, one

without looking for results and choices, and the capacity to negate reasons for

action or inaction.

 

....This beautiful little couplet makes me rethink, on a regular basis, the

meanings of our aspirations and desires, leading to goals, targets and

deadlines in life, work and enjoyment of peace and eternal bliss. Tried to make more

sense than feasible, one fails utterly to decipher the cause and effects of

the daily routines, whilst we I am reminded of Shree Maa in a discourse way

back , when She kindled the thoughts to review our own "tamasic" and

"rajasic" energy activities, while underutilizing our "prana " and advised us gently

not to waste and fritter our energies in useless pursuits...

 

 

 

Dear Babu Krisnan ~ yes, the wonderful thing about a poem is that is says so

much more than the mere words themselves, and there may be layers upon layers

of meaning, depending on the reference point and experience of the reader.

I am very interested in what you said about what you learned from Shree Maa

and Swamiji and wonder if you could share a bit more about what was said at

these times.

 

Oh, we are so very lucky to have, not only all the scriptures that Swamiji

has so lovingly translated, but to have "Sahib Sadhu,The Guru and the

Goddess," and "Shree Maa, The Life of a Saint," yet I feel, in the remembrances of

those who have been so fortunate to spend longer amounts of time with our

beloved gurus, that there is room for another book. I hope someone will decide

to put it together. In the meantime, anything more you can share of this would

be most gratefully appreciated. Jai Maa , Jai Swamiji ~ Linda