Advice to One whose Pet Died

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The dog (by his calling name) is now more closer to her than when he was before.

He is now inseparable even for a

single minute by occupying a place in her heart. She is now without worry of

looking after it and fear of loss or get killed by accident. He is much safe in

the heart and will live as long as she lives, and cannot not die by its choice.

 

Ask her what is love and where to find the love?

If she answers it is the heart, this is enough for her and where it is will

always be. Earlier it was before the eyes and now it is in the mind.

 

regards

K G

 

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avadhuta maharaja

 

Affectionate Ones;

 

This is the problem in material life, people have more interest in dog than God.

Therefore, Krishna says in the Gita, 'yam yam vaapi smaran bhavam', " whatever

you think about when quitting the body, that you become. " The conclusion is

simple. Your neighbor will take birth as a dog unless he accepts Lord Krishna's

advice.

Affection and love is meant for God, or Krishna, but instead is given to the

lower species. Even the great king Bharat had to take birth as a deer [bhagawat

purana, canto 5] for having too much sentiment for a young deer he met in the

forest.

Be mindful and always remember the form of Krishna, so that you may return to

His transcendental abode as His eternal servant.

 

Avadhoot

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Original Message:

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sadhak_insight sadhak_insight

Mon, 01 Jan 2007 11:03:22 -0000

 

{Disarmed} Advice to One whose Pet Died

 

 

from: " Bharathi " <bh_43....>

 

One of my neighbours, 81 years old, his little dog recently died. I

am very concerned and worried about him as he says that the dog is

all that he had and now he misses the dog terribly. Is there

anything, anyway, either based on your experience or in the

Bhagavadgita, that I can share with him to inspire him? to talk to

him in a way which does not involve the term 'God' as he does not

have much interest in God.

 

Regards

 

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