GG Verse 148 - Guru Gita grants the ideal of perfection

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Please share your thoughts on today's verse -

 

148. All obstacles will be removed. The ideal of perfection, the

necessities for attainment, the perfection of all desires, and

liberation are given. Whatever desires are contemplated wherever,

then and there they will be attained without a doubt.

 

 

Jai Guruji ki jaiDo

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Kaliananda

 

Here is my understanding.

 

The source of all happiness is the Heart. Other things may be

attributed as the source of happiness. Once the Heart is located, then

all happiness is yours -- all is given, attained, desires are

completed.

 

s

 

 

, Kali Kali

<kaliananda_saraswati> wrote:

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> Please share your thoughts on today's verse -

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> 148. All obstacles will be removed. The ideal of perfection, the

necessities for attainment, the perfection of all desires, and

liberation are given. Whatever desires are contemplated wherever, then

and there they will be attained without a doubt.

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> Jai Guruji ki jai

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[Guest guest]

Dear Kalia,

 

here's what I think: the verse names says that all obstacles will be

removed for the achievement of the four objectives for which Life has

become manifest (as you and me, for instance:)).

The verse names these objectives, which, In Tattva Jnana, Swamiji

describes thus: dharma (to manifest an ideal of perfection), artha (to

acquire those physical resources necessary to maintaining that ideal),

kama (the cessation or the fulfillment of every other desire except

the desire for unity) and moksha (liberation, otherwise knows as

self-realization).

This is what we are here for and the Guru Gita promises that there is

no obstacle that can prevent us from reaching our destination (though

we may not do so in this particular form). Life strives towards the

expression of perfection and It cannot fail.

>From our acceptance of the Guru as our ideal of perfection, everything

follows. The Guru Gita does everything it can to bring us to the point

where we are able to accept this grace.

For me, this acceptance is indeed a matter of the Heart (Jai Raj

Talwar!). The heart opening into the Heart. And once we start living

from the Heart of being, our true Heart's desires cannot remain

unfulfilled.

 

with love,

Henny

 

 

 

 

 

, Kali Kali

<kaliananda_saraswati> wrote:

>

> Please share your thoughts on today's verse -

>

>

>

> 148. All obstacles will be removed. The ideal of perfection, the

necessities for attainment, the perfection of all desires, and

liberation are given. Whatever desires are contemplated wherever, then

and there they will be attained without a doubt.

>

>

>

>

>

> Jai Guruji ki jai

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[Guest guest]

What more can I say?

 

We come to the feet of the gurudeva with nothing but our faith and

devotion, and he removes the obstacles, both material and subtle,

providing all that we need to achieve self-realization, and when we

do, if we have any desire it is fulfilled.

 

Jai Gurudeva!

Jai Maa!

Chris

 

 

, "henny_v_i" <HvI@S...> wrote:

> Dear Kalia,

>

> here's what I think: the verse names says that all obstacles will be

> removed for the achievement of the four objectives for which Life has

> become manifest (as you and me, for instance:)).

> The verse names these objectives, which, In Tattva Jnana, Swamiji

> describes thus: dharma (to manifest an ideal of perfection), artha (to

> acquire those physical resources necessary to maintaining that ideal),

> kama (the cessation or the fulfillment of every other desire except

> the desire for unity) and moksha (liberation, otherwise knows as

> self-realization).

> This is what we are here for and the Guru Gita promises that there is

> no obstacle that can prevent us from reaching our destination (though

> we may not do so in this particular form). Life strives towards the

> expression of perfection and It cannot fail.

> From our acceptance of the Guru as our ideal of perfection, everything

> follows. The Guru Gita does everything it can to bring us to the point

> where we are able to accept this grace.

> For me, this acceptance is indeed a matter of the Heart (Jai Raj

> Talwar!). The heart opening into the Heart. And once we start living

> from the Heart of being, our true Heart's desires cannot remain

> unfulfilled.

>

> with love,

> Henny

>

>

>

>

>

> , Kali Kali

> <kaliananda_saraswati> wrote:

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> > Please share your thoughts on today's verse -

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> > 148. All obstacles will be removed. The ideal of perfection, the

> necessities for attainment, the perfection of all desires, and

> liberation are given. Whatever desires are contemplated wherever, then

> and there they will be attained without a doubt.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Jai Guruji ki jai

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