Jump to content
IndiaDivine.org

Datta- Prayers Actions and Slavery

Rate this topic


Guest guest

Recommended Posts

The following is so much bullcrap. It's all a defense about why god won't

give you what you pray for. It finds you so wrong that god will not listen to

you. This a terrible teaching yet it just goes on and on. This teacher is one

of those with the big mouth who is never quiet and claims to know everything

about everything. There are some people like that, who have no shame or

self-control, and want the power over others, and here is another one of them.

This is the kind of teaching that keeps people as spiritual slaves.

 

Larry Epston

www.epston.com

 

In a message dated 1/27/2006 8:20:53 PM Pacific Standard Time,

dattapr2000 writes:

 

> Divine Message of His Holiness Shri Datta Swami

>

> Whenever, you pray the Lord, be careful about the meaning of the prayer.

> You must utter that only, which you can really practice. In the prayer you

> say that the Lord is everything for you. You cannot practice this. You

cannot

> prove this as long as the Lord remains formless or in the energetic form or

> as the statue. But when the Lord comes in the human form and asks you to

> sacrifice a little for His sake, you will go back. For this inconvenience

only

> you deny the human form. You like the statue or formless aspect of or

> energetic form of God because they cannot ask you for any proof of your

prayer.

> You want that God should believe your prayer and should blindly sanction

> whatever you ask. You think that God is innocent and should believe whatever

you

> say without any practical proof or test. This is the main reason for the

> denial of human form of God. When you offer the food to the Lord, the

formless

> God or the energetic form or the statue will not take even a single

> particle of your offered food. But if you offer the same food to the human

> form, you will not get back a single particle to eat. This is the reason for

> denying the human form of the Lord. First you must be sure of the extent of

> value you give to God. Then, you must be sure of the extent of your faith

> when you meet the human incarnation and in recognizing Him as the Lord. If

> you have full value for the Lord and if you recognize the human incarnation,

> the full value to God must be proved practically in the case of that human

> incarnation. If you have full value for God but do not recognize the human

> incarnation, then there is no opportunity for you to prove your full faith to

God.

> In such case your full value to God is false and you are Hippocratic.

> Jesus gave full value to God and sacrificed His life for the sake of God. In

the

> end He told the Lord that His will should be done. When He accepted the

> will of God to be done, He did not feel adversely in the crucification.

> Since the crucification was the will of the Lord He followed it sincerely

> because He told that His will must be done. Therefore, whatever is told must

> be practiced. During crucification He never asked the Lord to protect Him and

> stop the crucification. If He had asked for it, it would have been stopped

> immediately by the miraculous power of the God. Therefore, unless you have

> the determination of practice you should not utter any thing before the Lord.

> Once you utter you must follow it at least in the case of the Lord.

 

 

 

 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

There are three types of devotees. The low-level devotee asks for a boon like

a demon. He does not give any freedom to the Lord. He decides that something

is good for him and asks the Lord to give it. The devotee acts like a

master and is indirectly treating the Lord as his servant. The Master asks the

servant to do a particular thing without any comment. The middle class devotees

ask the Lord to do whatever is good for them. They give some freedom to the

Lord in deciding, which is good and which is bad for them. Upto this point they

give freedom to the Lord. After this point the Lord has no freedom and He has

to do good only. Thus these devotees give 50 percent freedom to the Lord. The

best devotee gives 100 percent freedom to the Lord. He asks the Lord to do

whatever the Lord likes. This devotee is prepared to receive the bad also if it

can please the Lord. His only aim is that the Lord should be pleased by doing

whatever He likes.

This devotee feels that he is only an inert means for the play of the Lord by

which the Lord is entertained. A player beats the ball by foot and is

entertained. The devotee also likes to receive continuous sufferings, if such

sufferings can entertain the Lord.When Jesus was doing the last prayer, He tried

to avoid the future agony of death. For a moment He was vibrated with the

forthcoming agony of crucification. But immediately He regained His originality

and ended the prayer by saying “Let Thy will will be doneâ€. He said finally

that He is prepared to suffer if that is the will of the Lord. This is the best

devotion.

posted by: His servant

at the lotus feet of shri datta swami

www.universal-spirituality.org

 

epston wrote: ...... This is the kind of teaching that keeps people

as spiritual slaves.

 

 

 

 

Autos. Looking for a sweet ride? Get pricing, reviews, & more on new and

used cars.

 

 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Join the conversation

You are posting as a guest. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.
Note: Your post will require moderator approval before it will be visible.

Guest
Reply to this topic...

×   Pasted as rich text.   Paste as plain text instead

  Only 75 emoji are allowed.

×   Your link has been automatically embedded.   Display as a link instead

×   Your previous content has been restored.   Clear editor

×   You cannot paste images directly. Upload or insert images from URL.

Loading...
×
×
  • Create New...