[Sri Ramakrishna] Re:Desires

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Namaste,

 

As repeatedly preached and practised by the messengers of

Divinity, the only true test of a saadhaka is when efforts are made

to bring the thoughts, words, and deeds in such harmony that no one

can doubt their genuineness. So, reading of the Gita, or any

scripture, can only be the first step on the ladder.

 

 

Regards,

 

Sunder

 

 

 

Ramakrishna, amol bhide <amol_bhide> wrote:

> Namaste,

> Thanks for your replies on Desires.

> We read in Bhagvad Gita that we are not this body. We

> are spirit souls. We are just having a human

> experience.

> But in the practical world to what extent this should

> be followed.

> For example : one of my close relatives got married

> recently. In the process of finding a perfect match

> for that person, everyone considered the physical

> features are as important as the education in finding

> the match. The person who is ugly looking was rejected

> outrightly, though everyone were elderly people who

> had read Bhagvad Gita.

> Maybe this is how practical world works.I guess thats

> what happens in most of the houses.

> What is the reason for this duplicity in our lives.

> I wanted some insights in this particular topic.

> This particular incidence confuses me in behaving in

> the practical world.

> Thanks,

> Amol

>

>

>

> --- sunderh@h... wrote:

> > Namaste,

> >

> > Gita, in its inimitable compassion, says:

> > VII:11 --

> >

> > dharma aviruddhaH bhuuteshhu kaamaH asmi

> > bharatarshhabha .

> >

> > ....in all beings I am the desire unopposed to

> > Dharma, O Lord of the

> > Bharatas.

> >

> >

> > Regards,

> >

> > Sunder

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Ramakrishna, Prashanth Godrehal

> > <gprasha> wrote:

> >

> > > The Best possible answer for this question comes

> > from Gita 2.55

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

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