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Posted by: " sivadasan.nair81 "

 

Swami Vivekananda, a famous Saint from India, was lovingly called Biley in his

childhood years. One of the games Biley and his friends enjoyed was a

competition to see who meditates the longest. All the children would sit with

their eyes closed and each one would think of his favorite deity.

 

One day, when they were playing this game, one of them heard a soft sound. As he

opened his eyes, he saw a big snake slithering towards them. The boy started

shouting, " Cobra! Cobra! " On hearing that, all of them except Biley, got up and

ran away. Even as they ran, they shouted warnings, " Biley, come away! Hurry up;

there is a big cobra approaching. It will bite you, Run! Run! " But Biley did not

hear their shouts. He was sitting with his eyes closed, thinking only of God. He

was enjoying Bliss, completely unaware of the commotion around him.

 

And what do you think the cobra did? The cobra reared up, spread its hood and

watched Biley for some time. Then slowly it bowed to Biley and slithered away

without touching or disturbing him. The story about the cobra leaving Biley

alone spread rapidly, with Biley's friends narrating it excitedly to his parents

as well as his neighbors. They were awed by the divine protection Biley had

acquired through his intense concentration and love for God.

 

Moral: If we develop a love for God as intense as Swami Vivekananda' s and are

so focused on God that nothing distracts us from our devotion to Him; then

surely God will look after us and protect us in any situation. Regular chanting

(repeating God's name) is a sure way to develop such concentration and devotion.

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