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Remember the God

 

Welcome all the blows of fate, all the misfortunes and miseries, as gold

welcomes the crucible, the hammer and the anvil, in order to get shaped

into a jewel, or as the sugarcane welcomes the chopper, the crusher, the

boiler, the pan, the sprayer and the dryer, so that its sweetness may be

preserved and used as sugar by all. Chosen devotees never demur when

disasters fall thick upon them. They will be happy and remember the

Lord, and cling to Him. The Lord too, rushes to the help the devotee

faster than the devotee can get to Him. If you take one step towards

Him, He takes a hundred towards you. He will be more than a mother,

foster you from within you and save you.

 

God is the embodiment of love and the ocean of compassion. But you are

unable to receive God's love and compassion because you have filled your

mind with worldly feelings. If you want to receive something sacred,

give up all that is unsacred. If the head is empty, it can be filled

with anything. But if the head is already stuffed with worldly desires,

how is it possible to fill it with sacred feelings? First and foremost,

empty your head of all worldly feelings. Only then can it be filled with

divine love. For this, you have to cultivate Prema and Thyaga (Love and

Sacrifice). That is true Yoga. He, who is ever ready to sacrifice his

comfort for helping another, is a genuine devotee.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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