Guest guest Posted July 4, 2005 Report Share Posted July 4, 2005 to sit on the beach, playing, playing.. Building a castle of sand and letting the sea come and take it away.. Taking a handful of sand and letting it slip through our fingers.. Watch the sunlight set off a tiny sparkle in a grain of sand..Shaking off all grains of sand and, at the end of the day, going home... , "Steve Connor" <sconnor@a...> wrote: > doubt. what an interesting thing. it is perhaps anything we have > unresolved about the truth. am i doing the right thing. is there still > some concern about this or that. we visit the undiff. but are not yet > residing there 100%. > > unless we endure an extreme tapas we will have doubts, as we move > from mind-state to mind-state. hmmmm .... less mind, more heart, less > mind, more heart ... the machine, the chemistry, the network of > feelings, thoughts, all that we are living inside, not blasting > through to be shining in god's face and smiling and serving like > hanuman. we will, we will, to be sure. each grain of doubt grinds this > massive stone we are trying to turn. turn turn turn oh mind!!!!!!!!! ! > > each grain of sand on the beach, that is how many doubts we have. > every fear, every anger, it is all doubt we are one. > > the magnitude of the task has to affect us so that we return to > puja/meditation over and over, increasing our time like Swamiji said, > and as you said b4, crying to Maa ... that is the mood, take away > these doubts that are burning me mother, i will sit here day and night > like the business man in the chandi ... i pray i pray remove these > doubts, the doubts that stretch to the horizon line and disappear > into infinity. > > > , "Chris Kirner" > <chriskirner1956> wrote: > > Swamiji, > > > > This verse appears to be speaking of one who is finally letting go > of > > the container of individuality and merging into the > undifferentiated. > > This verse suggests the process of doing so involves letting go of > > doubts. I have no point of reference for this. It seems odd to me > that > > there would be doubts of any kind left at that stage. Is this the > > major obstacle at this stage? Could you explain a little bit? > > > > Jai Maa! > > Chris > > > > > > > > > > > 165. Removing all doubts, he becomes liberated, oh Parvati. He > > attains both enjoyment of the fruits of all action and liberation, > > otherwise known as self-realization, and Sarasvati resides on his > tongue. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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