Guest guest Posted February 11, 2004 Report Share Posted February 11, 2004 My Pranams to Shree Maa and Swamiji. It is my humble opinion that God will help us when we are truly ignorant . When he sees us stumbling, he sends us help - Gurus and upagurus. The Guru gives us a taste of what bliss will be like and show us the way through the teachings. It is upto us to take the tools/teachings and put them in practice. It is in OUR best interests to do the practice with all the shraddha that we are capable of , and to do the best we can . If we say that we can practice only for a few minutes that is fine. But once we set our goals, based on our understanding of the sadhana, and we fall short, the best is to accept our temporary limitation and fuel it to go forward with even more determination. God makes us aware of our limitations and also gives us the strength when we rely on him to overcome those limitations. We know all that we stand to gain by increasing our sadhana, it is upto us to keep going forward with full force. JAI MAA Vasantha , "N. Madasamy" <ashwini_puralasamy> wrote: > "Swamiji asked me to post this snippet from one of his beloved > students who had written her thoughts on puja. Please add in your > thoughts/experiences. She also answers my question on keeping the > inspiration and love alive. > ============================================================== > Here are thoughts about puja: > When we receive an Inspiration, our hearts fill up with so much > Love, but we need a path, a method, a discipline, in order to keep > that Love fresh and alive each day. Puja is such a discipline. Each > step of puja, each mantra, has its purpose, to bring us in contact > with that Love. > By doing our puja every morning before we start our day and every > evening before we go to sleep, we pause to remember our Inspiration > and allow our Love to grow and become more and more the foundation > of our lives. > Rosie > =============================================================== > This is my thoughts. > > I consider Puja as a form of communication. A connection we build > between the divine and us and personally I feel it there should not > be a time frame attached to it.If one feels this need to communicate, > one can just do it especially mentally. Even sitting in the train or > bus, we could do our puja privately in our mind/thoughts. 1 or 5 > minute of puja with full concentration is better then spending hours > and hours in the puja room but our mind are somewhere else. > > When my guru initiate me, he said : your time of puja is at night, > when you have complete all your housework and your duties to your > husband and daughter. Personally I am happy because I feel the best > time to do puja is at night, where it is more peaceful and condusive. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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