Rest in Peace!

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home and took a look through her late husband's will documents. She was

completely shocked to find out that he hadn't left her anywhere as much as she

had expected. Rather, he had left most of his wealth to the children of his

first marriage. "In a fury, she rushed back to the graveyard and added a few

words to the tombstone inscription to make it read, 'Rest in Peace. Until I

come!' "This is the selfish nature of worldly love. Understanding this, we

should realise that the only true source of happiness is within ourselves.

Learn to depend only on this inner strength. We were born to realise our true

Selves. Instead, if we live our whole lives trying to find happiness from the

external world, we will encounter nothing but alternating, momentary happiness

and

sorrow until the day we die. We'll waste our whole lives without achieving

anything. We should live in this world understanding the temporal nature of

material existence."

---Sri

Mata Amritanandamayi Sivaya Namah

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[Guest guest]

"Following the death of a certain rich man, his wife and children were

extremely upset and distraught. The funeral rites were beautifully performed,

and a large tombstone was placed over his grave site. Engraved on the stone in

golden letters was the inscription, 'Rest in Peace.' "After the ceremonies,

the wife returned home and took a look through her late husband's will

documents. She was completely shocked to find out that he hadn't left her

anywhere as much as she had expected. Rather, he had left most of his wealth to

the children of his first marriage. "In a fury, she rushed back to the

graveyard and added a few words to the tombstone inscription to make it read,

'Rest in Peace. Until I come!'

'Times New Roman'"> "This is the selfish nature of worldly love. Understanding

this, we should realise that the only true source of happiness is within

ourselves. Learn to depend only on this inner strength. We were born to realise

our true Selves. Instead, if we live our whole lives trying to find happiness

from the external world, we will encounter nothing but alternating, momentary

happiness and sorrow until the day we die. We'll waste our whole lives without

achieving anything. We should live in this world understanding the temporal

nature of material

existence."

---Sri Mata

Amritanandamayi Sivaya Namah To help you stay safe and secure online,

we've developed the all new Security Centre.

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