Suffering-to Nirmalanda

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Namaste

 

You are so right. It takes tremendous discipline to keep going

sometimes. But, as Swami says, and as all the texts state: satsunga,

the meetings of the holy ones, all of us, to share love and

inspiration and knowledge is the most important event in our lives.

 

This club is our virtual satsunga, and I listen daily to the growth we

are all experiencing as we share and learn together.

 

lET'S VOW TO KEEP IT GOING, AND BRING OTHERS INTO OUR FAMILY.

 

Jai Maa Jai Swami

 

vishweshwar

 

 

 

 

, Nirmalananda Saraswati

<nirmalananda1008 wrote:

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> It may be that we all ask ourselves this question. It seems that if

we can keep doing our sadhana, it makes the suffering - well, not go

away, but just be in the background. In the case of this being, if I

fall from doing sadhana, the bliss of God and Guru fades away, and

suffering rushes back to the forefront, to fill this one up with

suffering. It's really just self pity, but yet it's easy to justify.

"Oh why did I come to this world to suffer, etc. etc........" But

spiritual practice shines a bright light into the darkness, and the

shadows just dissapear like they were never even there. Then it's

like....."wow, what was I so bummed out about, anyway"?

> When the suffering is in the foreground, it's impossible to see. But

when sadhana is strong, it all but dissapears in the light. When we

suffer, we're just burning through the karmas. I'm going to resolve to

keep the fire of sadhana burning bright, and burn through the karmas

while staying in the bliss of surrender. It gets hard. At first the

path of a sadhu is so blissful and one is so in love. After a few

years it gets HARD ! That's when you and I will need to surrender to

God so totally, and become an instrument in His/Her hands.

> May Divine Mother bless you with the bliss of Her Grace! May

happiness rule your days!

> Jai Maa !!!!

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> quickfoxjumped <quickfoxjumped wrote:

Why am I suffering so much in this life? How can I feel

better...Is

> this my Karma?

> Sorry to be a bother anybody. But, I do not know where to turn.

> Hari OM

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