Guest guest Posted May 20, 2008 Report Share Posted May 20, 2008 Dear Friends, What we are witnessing here is the history of religion as it has repeated itself for thousands of years. A truly great spiritual being appears. S/he lives his life, works his wonders, and speaks his words. Persons are attracted and carry on after the passing of the great one. Rifts/misunderstandings develop immediately, and the movement starts to fracture and splinter endlessly. These misunderstandings are inevitable because hardly anyone understands. And those who do realize, know that they could speak endlessly forever and yet it wouldn't make any difference. Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 7, verse 3: Among thousands of men, one, here and there, strives for perfection; and of those who strive and succeed, one, perchance, knows Me in truth. Chapter 2, Verses 52 and 53. When your mind has crossed the slough of delusion, you will achieve indifference regarding things already heard and things yet to be heard. When your mind---now perplexed by what you have heard---stands firm and steady in the Self, then you will have attained yoga. Chapter 2, verses 15-17: That calm man who remains unchanged in pain and pleasure, whom these cannot disturb, alone is able, O greatest of men, to attain immortality. The unreal never is. The Real never ceases to be. The conclusion about these two is truly perceived by the seers of Truth. That by which all this is pervaded know to be imperishable. None can cause the destruction of that which is immutable. Be at peace. Don't worry. Be happy. Love one another through everything. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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