Guest guest Posted March 11, 2006 Report Share Posted March 11, 2006 I included them in this book just to show to the readers how Baba is willing to bless his devotees even long after his mahasamadhi. How well the utilize the grace thus showered is their headache and not ours. It is enough if we too could strive to win his grace and take care not to fall victims of such lapses. If any of these devotees have any lapses, it only further vindicates how far Baba is willing to grace us inspite of such lapses and how we can fare better if we could rid ourselves of such lapses. It is all the greater incentive to our zeal in self-culture. To be obsessed with the lapses we see in some devotees is to totally divert our attention from that Baba taught both by his practice and precept and then we do not deserve to be called his devotees. Instead of meditating on the divine in all, we thereby do the reverse of it and the fruits of doing so could be contrary to what we hope to get by following Baba. Perhaps Baba had inspired me to write the chapter partly to bring any such error in us to our attention so that we could strive to shake it off. Do we not see that Baba did something alike in the case of the Ramadasi , when he had snatched the book Vishnu sahasranama and presented it to Shama? May Baba inspire in us the wisdom to take what is positive in the accounts of these devotees, and if we notice any of their failings, these help us to be careful against falling into similar errors ourselves. (Source : http://www.saibharadwaja.org) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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