[ramakrishna] Digest Number 763

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Ramachurn,

 

Let me try to explain, and I request other readers to

correct me if I am wrong,

 

The desire is not the right word. God is self

sufficient or God does not need anything, He has

everything or he is everything. He is

" swathantra " (independent). So there is no point of

saying God out of desire he created. In Ch U. it

says, " That (Existence) saw, " I shall become many. I

shall be born. "

 

If this is not desire than what is it?

The best conclusion is to say, it is the nature of

God, creation, sustenence and destruction are his

nature.

He does not have any desire, desire is only for those

who lack something, when you have everything where is

desire and what for, and God is everything.

 

In God's view I think there is no good and evil, and

it is only in our eyes we see good & evil. B'cos we

have not yet understood the nature of God. Ones we

understand the nature of God, there is no good and

evil. We will be much higher than these two. This is

what Sri Ramakrishna and many other great souls had

experienced.

 

sarvam vasudevamayam jagath

Prashanth

 

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Sat, 21 Apr 2001 18:44:00 +0100

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MR RAMCHURN

Sunday, April 22, 2001 02:19

nasadiya sukta

 

In the Nasadiya sukta it is said that God created us

out of Desire,

please

can tell me what is meant by the word desire?

 

Is god the source of both good and evil?

 

Why have we been created?

 

From Ramachurn

ramchurn

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Thanks Prashanthji for the wonderful explanation on desire. Regards.

 

Kathi

 

 

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> Prashanth Godrehal [sMTP:gprasha]

> Monday, April 23, 2001 7:55 AM

> Ramakrishna

> Re: [ramakrishna] Digest Number 763

>

> Ramachurn,

>

> Let me try to explain, and I request other readers to

> correct me if I am wrong,

>

> The desire is not the right word. God is self

> sufficient or God does not need anything, He has

> everything or he is everything. He is

> " swathantra " (independent). So there is no point of

> saying God out of desire he created. In Ch U. it

> says, " That (Existence) saw, " I shall become many. I

> shall be born. "

>

> If this is not desire than what is it?

> The best conclusion is to say, it is the nature of

> God, creation, sustenence and destruction are his

> nature.

> He does not have any desire, desire is only for those

> who lack something, when you have everything where is

> desire and what for, and God is everything.

>

> In God's view I think there is no good and evil, and

> it is only in our eyes we see good & evil. B'cos we

> have not yet understood the nature of God. Ones we

> understand the nature of God, there is no good and

> evil. We will be much higher than these two. This is

> what Sri Ramakrishna and many other great souls had

> experienced.

>

> sarvam vasudevamayam jagath

> Prashanth

>

> Message: 4

> Sat, 21 Apr 2001 18:44:00 +0100

> " Vivekananda Centre "

> <vivekananda

> Interesting questions.....

>

> Following interesting questions came to our site.

> Can I request help from the list members?

> jay.....Vivekananda Centre London

>

> =======questions=================

>

> MR RAMCHURN

> Sunday, April 22, 2001 02:19

> nasadiya sukta

>

> In the Nasadiya sukta it is said that God created us

> out of Desire,

> please

> can tell me what is meant by the word desire?

>

> Is god the source of both good and evil?

>

> Why have we been created?

>

> From Ramachurn

> ramchurn

>

>

>

>

>

>

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