Guest guest Posted November 13, 2008 Report Share Posted November 13, 2008 The devotee who has transcended the dualism of joy and sorrow, whether he is free from his body or not, will surely attain perfection, the moment he works out the store of his karma called prarabdha. Those who lead their life according to the form of righteousness that is enjoined by scriptures; in accordance with their innate tendency; and those who have faith and devotion in the deities and saints; those who thus ever live in the light of their discrimination, are free from false sense of agency in actions and free from craving for the fruits of their actions, are true renunciates who attain both divine security in life and liberation afterwards. The One Self who manifested Himself as the multiple universes and entered its form is Lord Datta Himself. He can be realized through jnana or knowledge. Those who transcend the duality of likes and dislikes born of sensory experiences of objects, through the power of discrimination get liberated from the strangle hold of ignorance. To such a one, only the Supreme Lord is the object of love. It is for the sake of such discriminating ones that the Lord assumes the sporting form of a human being This is what Guru Charitra says and this is what ishappening now to you. Group Owner <para_anulomaSrividya-Tantra Sent: Thursday, November 13, 2008 9:03:49 AM[srividya-Tantra] Message Dear All, Last night was spent in some deep meditation.The wind was blowing a bit heavily here in Canada.The clime was cold outside, the water heater in my room was fighting a desperate battle to keep me warm. The warmth nevertheless was coming from within.Things can be shared too.That is why this is being shared with people who want to listen.Listening is different from plain hearing.The former happens with a heart. I had a question for my meditation-- Why do I contradict myself? Am I a contradiction? I like both rigidity and non-rigidity in the search of Truth/God? I know the above is a combination of questions and not a single one.Yet the essence of questioning was just one. Brain is limited and life is terribly limted.Are my visions a mere projection of my inner self?The meditation went on for hours.My baby daughters were now snoring blissfully. There came a vacuum and I could not hear the water heaters little murmur anymore, my black formal coat which I wore to the office, neatly dry-washed and hanging in the unclosed closet, seemed to move.My eyes were closed, yet the vacuum made me feel all this. The vacuum slowly gave way to another bigger vacuum and after that I did not know what happened. Maybe that was the real vacuum! I slowly woke up and my wife said to me shyly that I had been in the padmasana position on my bed for hours and she gently tapped me to sleep and unfolded my legs.She was a bit frightened yet it was not uncommon for her. The morning passed by today fast and there seemed to be a message from Mother, the eternal feminity of God, that one must be private and yet open. Maybe this email was my first step. I did my meditation and meditative ritual before the Srichakra in the other room carefully locked it lest my baby daughter's play with it as another toy! A smile stole my lips as I typed these last lines.Is meditation a surreal experience of life or life a surreal meditation? Shreeram Balijepalli Shreeram Balijepalli Hreem Rajarajeshwari Paradevatha! Purity, Powers, Parabrahmam... Click to join Rajarajeshwari_ Kalpataru Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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