Guest guest Posted May 2, 2006 Report Share Posted May 2, 2006 Swami – The World's Best Goldsmith Gold – the most valuable metal in the world today. Everyone would like to possess gold for its worthiness and greatness. It is also one of the determining factors of any country's economy. Even the small kids are being called as "Bangaru" (Gold) by their parents when they are very fond of them. While we accept that every one of us like to have gold in our possession, then it should have some form that can be used and worn by others. One such form is the ornament. Gold when taken as raw from the earth is of no use. For gold to display its worthiness it has to go through several phases like the dust and unwanted particles has to be purified by putting it in the fire, moulded and hammered to get exact shape then polished with heavy polishing machines and other chemicals so that the converted raw gold will glitter beautifully which is loved by everyone. All the above is possible and it is in the hands of the finest goldsmith who performs the entire purification process. Always the finest ornament has its own value and credibility at any point of time and place. We also resemble the same form of raw gold before getting into the hands of Swami. All of us carry the dirt of karmas accumulated in us for several births till now. Swami accepts us as we are and starts his conversion process to mould us into a finer piece of jewel that can beautify his Lotus Feet. Swami purifies us by putting through series of tests. By being patient, all our ill thoughts that is like a dust is removed and we become pure gold. Even at this stage we are of no use to others. Hence Swami hammers us by his wonderful teachings, makes us undersatand the required sadanas that we need to do. Then Swami polishes us to glitter in the world by coming into our dreams, showering us with his great blessings and assuring us that he is / will be with us always and at all times so that we become unique and in the desired form as loved by our Swami. Everyone in the world expects Swami's devotees to be different from others. When we do not follow the teachings of Swami, behave in an erractic manner and does not set as an example then others point their fingers towards us and ask, "Is this Swami has taught you devotees?" Also we give room for others to say that when Swami's devotees are behaving like this why not we? Hence we should always be like a finer piece of an ornament and a role model for others to follow the teachings of Swami and come up in life. I remember one of the articles from the great book of Mrs Kumaramma's "Anyatha Charanam Nasti". With due respects to the author I would like to share a small information from the book. Swami blessed the devotee by manifesting a gold chain. In due course of years the chain gets spoiled and it was taken to a gold smith for mending. On seeing the chain the goldsmith said that human beings couldn't repair it. Lord himself can do this type of working in gold and only he can repair it. When it was told to Swami he laughed and said this is all from Sai Stores and created another chain and gave it to them. Let we submit us in the Lotus Feet of Swami and come out as a beautiful Jewel that can decorate the Lotus Feet of Swami. At his Lotus Feet Bharadhwaaj Ramaswamy _________________________ This forum is a personal work and not affiliated to the official Sai Organisation. To post a message, write to: saibabanews To , send an email to: saibabanews- The archives can be found at: Terms of Service. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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