A Humble Servant

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Humility in thought, word and deed is the ornament of a true devotee of

the Lord. Every devotee should keep up to this expectation. A true

devotee can attain salvation only with Bhakti. The more Bhakti one

has and which takes one nearer to God, also endows one with detachment

or renunciation from worldly affairs and makes one's mind focus on the

Lord. One cannot get atma-sakshatkar unless one gets rid of the

"ego" from one's mind and the conviction of identity with the physical

body which is nothing but a delusion and is bound to decay and death,

whereas the Paramatman is the only permanent thing.

Regards

K.v. Gopalakrishna.

 

 

 

 

Sanjeev Punj wrote:

 

 

Who am I? I am not a Maharaja, I am not a Guru, I am not even a

Prabhu, who am I?

I am a humble servant, dasanudasa, of a servant of the Lord, if I

may say so. That's who I am. I do the work given to a servant, without

expectation of any results and rewards. Like the sun rises everyday I

rise in the morning, and perform my duties, and like the sun sets I

sleep after having performed my duties, only to rise again the next

day. I am spinning like a wheel in the play of time, falling against

waves caused by the play of the mighty trigunmayi maya. All I seek is a

peaceful end to this journey of life, at the Lotus feet of the Lord Sri

Krishna.

I want no titles or glories for myself, let all the glories be for

Krishna, my Lord.

 

 

 

Sanjeev

Kumar Punj

punjsanjeev

 

 

 

 

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