Guest guest Posted September 26, 2007 Report Share Posted September 26, 2007 , i-free_spirit (AT) (DOT) ..> wrote: , deito01 <no_reply wrote: > > Let me take the case of Haranyakashipu or Kamsa. > > They saw the Lord but never fell in love with him isn;t it > > So here comes my first statement, my dear flower. > Deito has perfectly answered the question of aradhana. If god showed his grace on Kansa and Ravana etc... it was not due to any special undue favours. they had tons of sadhna from previous births and since their ahankaar was not reduced with sadhna. ...God liberated them by killing them with his own hands... thus killing their Ahankaar (Proud) In gita shri Krishna declared - I am no body's friend..nobody's foe. Which means God does not throw a dice and decide who should be given enlightenment and who not. ...It is always our past sadhna which attracts God to shower his grace upon us. Great souls, may even become Asura like in last birth, yet God does not forget their past Tapas and liberates them... this can be called his MERCY. There is no example anywhere anytime that anyone without any past Tapas...was just liberated accidentally or by special mercy of god... This is a Myth. Aum Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 26, 2007 Report Share Posted September 26, 2007 > Deito has perfectly answered the question of aradhana. If god > showed his grace on Kansa and Ravana etc... it was not due to any > > There is no example anywhere anytime that anyone without any > past Tapas...was just liberated accidentally or by special mercy of > god... This is a Myth. Thanks baba . Now I am able to understand. It means that those people who remain completely oblivious of his love and presence even when he is there do so because they have no credit to any sadhna at all? Why does a person feel thirsty(in terms of spirituality ) and another does not? What and who initiates a person into sadhna? What factors - is it his good karma? As Krishna says - " four types of people chant me as a result of thier pious activities " Is it possible that Duryodhana or those who feel no love for God have no good karma at all. If they had no good karma at alll then why Krishna even appeared before them? He gave them Mahabharata which he himself says is for " punyavaan kshatriyas " .... Does that mean that such people have not enough punya to thier credit that they can love God?Its naturl to love God or am I wrong? God's grace is greater than karma ie he bestows it only to someone who isnt completely unworthy so does that mean that if Duryodhana ever did see Krishna and yet didnot see him had no benefits of Krishna's presence? Its very confusing to me . Hope I am not confusing you people.. lol Dieto see I am so confused about my own question how can I remove your confusion? lol Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 26, 2007 Report Share Posted September 26, 2007 Hey ... he hee... lol .. me confused.. you confused.. me again more confused.. and we are so called " answerers " lol... and we roam around freely confusing others, and spawning this epidemic disease of confusion.. lol........... and Still it becomes a divine practice, just because we add Hari here and there... very nice .. I am so convinced... but why am i laughing so much ... > , " i_free_spirit " <i_free_spirit >Thanks Dieto, I feel comfortable with your outlook. Your thoughts > coincide with mine. I understand that you love Hari.According to my You are my LOVELY Sister... thanks for being so.. your words are most beautiful... i am fond of you Aradhana... but i don't want to speak even a word about your post, because it will get limited, in my limited description. -- Deito Harirnama Harirnama Harirnama Kevalam. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 26, 2007 Report Share Posted September 26, 2007 Dieto do you think that I can die in the temple of Hari while looking at him even when I have no intelligence, good karma etc to my credit? Be honest- don lie. o.k? >Here is a beautiful one on love by Saint Kabir -: >I am not skilled in bookish knowledge, nor do I understand controversy I have grown mad reciting and hearing God's praises O father I am mad, the whole world is sane; I am mad, I am ruined let others not be ruined likewise I have not grown mad of my own will, God had made me mad The true Guru has dispelled away my doubts I am ruined, have lost my intellect Let nobody be led astray in doubts like mine he who knows no himself is mad, When one knows himself he knows the one God He who isnt intoxicated by divine love in this human birth shall never be so Saint Kabir I am dyed in the dye of God Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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