Guest guest Posted June 30, 2005 Report Share Posted June 30, 2005 LORD SAIBABA'S SAYINGS AND TEACHINGS THE GOAL OF LIFE, THE GOAL OF KNOWLEDGE: WHAT IS IT This is one of the problems discussed by intellectual workers on purely rationalistic lines. Tiruvalluvar, the author of 'Thirukkural', says that it is only true knowledge, which enables you to see the reality behind the final outward forms of things, which means the truth, which remains after the analysis of the entire Triad, namely, Self, World, and God; that is Brahman. We need not enter into questions of Dvaita or Advaita, though there are people, who way that to deny the separate existence of a human soul, is to commit suicide, that on ultimate analysis two things remain namely, the self undistorted and God, whom the self reaches. There are also many other divergent views. The ultimate truth is complex and not capable of a simple statement and thus the intellect also go on contradicting and fighting, How does Baba deal with devotees, when they are faced with this problem Chandorkar and other graduates, who had studied philosophy, Sankara’s commentary on the Gita, and other works, were confronted with these problems, and sometimes they discussed these at the Wada at Shirdi. Baba did not profess to be a University professor offering solutions for problems to be published to the world, but dealt with each man individually as he approached Him as Guru. Baba's solution was always on the lines of getting over theoretical difficulties by adherence to practical methods. By sticking to Baba with full faith, these problems could be solved. Unless there was the proper approach, there was no solution. (To be contd....) (This book can be read from www.saileelas.org/books Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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