Rsponse to Rudran2, Liberation

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, "rudran2" <stechiekov> wrote:

> I believe you, even as misfortune of some magnitude has landed upon

> me within the last 24 hours. Singing to the Goddess must continue,

> always. What other refuge remains to me? Jai Maa

>

> I'm sorry to hear about your misfortune. May Divine Mother continue

to bless you and remove all of your difficulties.

 

 

 

 

 

, "parvati_saraswati"

> <parvati_saraswati> wrote:

> > Swamiji says that only one who is bound seeks liberation.

> > Someone who is in love doesn't want to be liberated. They

> > just want to stay in love. They are already there. Remember the

> > story of Narad Muni who came to the three sadhus. The first

> > sadhu said, "When will I get liberated?" Narad said, "25,000

> > liftimes." The sadhu said, "Oh. no!" The second sadhu said,

> > "When will I get liberated?" Narad said, "50,000 lifetimes."

> The

> > sadhu said,"Oh, no!" The third sadhu said, "When will I get

> > liberated?" Narad said, "100,000 lifetimes." The sadhu said,

> > "You mean I am going to make it?!" In that moment he was

> > liberated. Liberation is a realization that can happen in an

> > instant. That is why Divine Mother continuously pleads with her

> > children to "Please Wake Up! " In the Chandi it says that

> > whoever becomes a celestial singer just l ives with the

> > Goddess all of the time. Why would we want liberation when

> > we love singing to the Goddess? There is no liberation for those

> > who are not bound.

> > Love God, open heart, and sing!