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Dear friends and devotees,

 

Bhakti is eternal.

 

Genuine Bhakti

 

One night, Sree Rama was taking rest. He put his head on the lap of his beloved

friend Sugreeva. Bhakta Hanuman and Angada were doing Paada-seva (pressing the

feet) of Paramatma (Sree Rama). Lakshmana was arranging the weapons and guarding

everyone.

 

Sri Rama’s sight was caught by the beautiful Pournami-Chandra (Full Moon). He

saw the moon and said “can any one of you explain the dark regions in the moon?”

 

Every one expressed their opinions. They provided their arguments also. However

Hanuman said “Moon is the perfect devotee of Maha Vishnu who is

Neela-megha-syama (Blue cloudy dark complexioned). Since Paramatma is a Bhakta

Varada (One who grants boons to devotees), He always stays in the hearts of

devotees.

 

“Naaham vasaami vaikunThe na yogi hrudaye ravou,

Madbhakta yatra gaayanti tatra tishTaami naarada”

 

Hence it is Sree Rama who is in the Moon’s heart. That is the reason Moon is

able to give nectar and Aushadhas (Medicinal plants) to the world. This explains

the dark region (because Sree Rama is Neela-megha-shyama).

 

Sri Rama felt extremely happy on observing the Bhakti of Hanuman. A true Bhakta

(Devotee) recognizes and respects the Bhakti (Devotion) of others, as Hanuman

did in the case of moon.

 

A true devotee should see Paramatma (The Supreme Spirit) in every thing, similar

to Hanuman who could see in the Moon.

 

With love and regards,

 

Sastry

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