Inspired Talks 31

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Inspired Talks 31

 

Those who give themselves up to the Lord do more for the world than all

the so called workers. One man who has purified himself thoroughly,

accomplishes more than a regiment of preachers. Out of purity and

silence comes world of power.

 

'Be like a lily, stay in one place and expand your petals and the bees

will come of themselves'. There was a great contrast between Keshab

Chandra Sen and Sri Ramakrishna. The second never recognized any sin or

misery in the world, no evil to fight against. The first was a great

reformer, leader, and founder of Brahmo Samaj. After twelve years of the

quiet prophet of Dakshineswar had worked a revolution not only in India,

but in the world. the power is with the silent ones, who only live and

love and then withdraw their personality. They never say 'me' and

'mine'; they are only blessed in being instruments. Such men are the

makers of Christ and Buddhas, ever living, fully identified with God.

Ideal existences asking nothing and not consciously doing anything. They

are the real movers, the jivan muktas, absolutely selfless, the little

personality entirely blown away, ambition non existent. They are all

principles, no personality.

 

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