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97. Spiritual surrender

 

Great devotees knew the secret of spiritual surrender. Their worship was not

tainted by any bargaining spirit. For those who bargain and crave for profit,

reverence is equated with returns. They sell homage at so much per unit of

satisfactory response. They are like paid servants, clamoring for wages,

overtime allowance, bonus, etc. They calculate how much they are able to extract

for the service rendered. Be on the other hand, a member of the family, a

kinsman, a friend. Feel that you are the Lord's own. Then, work will not tire.

It will be done much better. It will yield more satisfaction. And what about the

wages? The Master will maintain you in bliss!

 

The word " Adhyatmic " or spiritual is often used by aspirants and preceptors.

What exactly is implied when this word is used? Is Bhajan or congregational

prayer Adhyatmic? Or, does it involve religious rituals and ceremonies? Or,

does it involve Japa and Dhyana? (Repetition of Names of the Lord and

Meditation)? Or does it extend to pilgrimages to holy places? No, No! These

are merely beneficial acts. Adhyatmic in its real sense relates to two

progressive achievements or at least sincere attempts towards those two

achievements - Elimination of the animal traits still clinging to human beings

and unification with the Divine.

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