Guest guest Posted March 16, 2004 Report Share Posted March 16, 2004 "..for souls that are longing for liberation ... the world is like a narrow well, they are feeling unwell in it. .. The bound souls do not wake up. So much sorrow, so much disappointment, they are subject to so many dangers, nevertheless they don´t wake up. A camel likes eating thorny bushes. The more it eats, the more its mouth is bleeding. Still it goes on eating these bushes, it cannot refrain from doing so. The worldly people have to undergo so much pain and suffering. still, after a few days they go on as if nothing had happened. The spouse has died or has been cheating, still one marries once more. A mother suffered terribly from the death of her son, a few days later everything is forgotten. At first she is so much in sorrow, after a few days she cares for her hair style and jewelry, etc once more. These people lose their property in order to marry their daughter, yet every year they beget a new daughter. They lose their money through law suits, yet they file new law suits. They cannot feed their children... yet every year they get another child. .... I watched a relative of Keshab Sen, he was about fifty, playing cards. Not even at that age he felt that the time had come to pray to God...." Jai Guru Datta Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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