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Dear Prapatti Group Members:

 

Mohan Sagar wrote:

 

"It is important to note, though, that throughout the countless births the

Lord is always there, guiding and protecting us, and slowly cultivating in

us the devotion that hopefully, will remove the ego and ignorance and allow

us to realize Him. The Srirangam Acharyas liken this to a farmer planting

and harvesting crops. The Lord as the farmer carefully tills the soil by

protecting the cetana through its many experiences, plants the seed of

devotion in the soul's heart, and continues to care for and feed this tiny

seed until devotion blooms in full."

 

Mohan:

 

I enjoyed your posting as I always do. Some of the questions you raised, were

questions after my own heart. For eg. Is it necessary to be a Sri Vaishnava

to attain Moksha etc., Since the Lord is Kapata Nataka Soothra Dhari this

could very well be true. In connection with your above passage I wish to place

the following comment:

 

Please note that one of the Kanchi Acharyas in one of his work called "Daya

Shathakam" also likened Lord Srinivasa to a farmer:

vide ".....Vrishashailesha Krishivalam Dhinothy".

 

Please keep up your interest and I will look forward to reading more of your

postings. Thanks.

 

Vijayaraghavan Srinivasan

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