Who is me and Shirdi Baba.

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Namaste All,

 

Zenbob I don't think that I am looking for another

guru dead or alive after leaving Sathya Sai Baba. I

find it interesting to back and read from the person

whom Sathya stole his name. As I have no guru I am

paying attention to all the Saints and what they

write. Even though I now do not need to read anymore,

to find out how to get to the river. I find reading

the Saints a diversion and a relaxation.

 

I do have a guru, the 'inner Guru', Thank you anyway

for your advice and warning. I am aware I have to

stand within and not look without. The reminder is not

wasted. But believe me after this last 15 years I am

not looking for any kind of new Guru. I am working on

'feeling', the consciousness within. I think that is

what I am doing anyway. Who is Me?

 

Love and Om Namah Sivaya, Tony.

 

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ASATHO MA SATH GAMAYA, From the unreal lead me to the real,

THAMASO MA JYOTHIR GAMAYA, From darkness, lead me to light,

MRITHYOR MA AMRITAM GAMAYA.From death, lead me to immortality.

OM, SHANTI SHANTI SHANTI. Om, Peace Peace Peace.

 

 

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In a message dated 1/29/00 8:31:20 AM Pacific Standard Time,

aoclery writes:

 

<< read from the person

whom Sathya stole his name. As I have no guru I am

paying attention to all the Saints and what they >>

 

Dear Tony:

 

It would be a terrible error to suggest that Sathya Sai Baba "stole his name"

from Shirdi Sai Baba. That is like suggesting that Uncle Sam Jones, stole

his name from "Uncle Sam" the moniker for the US. Sai Baba is a generic

term, not a "name" and means affectionately, "holy father" not unlike calling

a favorite priest or religious leader "Good Father" or "your Holiness."

 

Your emotional content, in either being deeply enamored of a distant and

exotic Guru or being disaffected and disillusioned to the point of now

choosing to cast imprecations and invective reflect this syndrome that I was

referring to. Neither set up such an expectation, nor suffer from the

downfall...merely learn or gain what good things you can, and do not

"sublimate" your own sense of self in the process.

 

I am glad to hear that you believe that you no longer need to heed other than

your own "inner guru" at this time. I will know that the voice of your own

"inner Guru" speaks wisdom, when I can no longer detect bitterness or rancor

in your words about those who may have disappointed you.

 

Blessings

Love,

 

Zenbob