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Life of Sri Maa - 21

 

In early November 1888, Sri Sarada Devi went on a pilgrimage to

Puri. Here, she showed the utmost humility. When the priest suggested a

palanquin to carry her to the temple from her house, she said: `No, you

go ahead and show me the way. I shall follow you, walking behind like a

helpless beggar.' She stayed in Puri for about two months.

 

Sri Ramakrishna had asked Sarada Devi at Cossipore to live at

Kamarpukur, and said: `Grow some greens, eat boiled rice and greens, and

repeat Hari's name. Do not stretch out your hand to anyone even for a

penny. You will not lack simple food and clothes. If you hold your hand out

to anyone, remember, you will sell him you head also. If absolutely

necessary, you may beg your food, but never live in anyone else's house.

The devotees may welcome you in their house with great respect and affection,

but never allow your own hut in Kamarpukur to fall into dispair.' She

had to live at Kamarpukur in the same way as Sri Ramakrishna had told,

``on boiled rice and greens " .

 

 

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Extracts from the book : Sri Sarada Devi (A biography in pictures)

Advaita Ashrama, Calcutta (http://www.advaitaonline.com/).

 

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