Guest guest Posted June 7, 2008 Report Share Posted June 7, 2008 Krishna tells Arjuna in Geeta: ''He is intelligent who sees 'action' in 'inaction' and 'inaction' in 'action'.'' even if you don't do something you have acted - simply by 'not doing'. If you do something then too you have not acted, for in your not acting here, something else could have happened - you could have done something else. Even though you have acted, there is 'inaction'; because you did this, you couldn't do something else. So every 'action' has an 'inaction' and every 'inaction' has got an 'action' connected to it. The above has always been a confusion for most of us in our routine life. The best answer for all this i found in this group only. Few months back, in a discussion on same topic, a learned member stressed that God does not know what is good or bad karmas, therefore we should do 100% whatever we do. Now practically it seems not possible as in between whatever we do we plan something, memorise another thing and some great ideas too comes while doing something. Is it mean we are not doing anything 100%. please elaborate how to put 100% efforts while performing any karma? so hum... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 9, 2008 Report Share Posted June 9, 2008 , " so hum " <jigyaasuu wrote: > > Krishna tells Arjuna in Geeta: ''He is intelligent who sees 'action' > in 'inaction' and 'inaction' in 'action'.'' even if you don't do Dear Sohum, the simplest mantra for this is simply to dedicate all works to HIM. To start with ... we should surrender all good karma to god and avoid doing any bad karma. When surrender completes God takes over our karma and then we should do whatever he wishes. Now how do we know what he wishes ..? Simply if we surrender ourselves to his will and take all karma done by this body as Karma done by him through us, then any situation he puts us in becomes our duty. Like Arjuna was put in a situation of war and it was 100% his karma to fight...not to run away. Krishna did not want Vidur to take part in the war... hence his mind advised him to resign and be away from the war. love Aum Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 9, 2008 Report Share Posted June 9, 2008 , aumji <no_reply wrote: Dear Aumji, Namaste! What you have said about surrender ourselves to his will has also been said in Sikh book which is TERA BANNA MITHA LAGE. Also in the bible it is said, I AM HAPPY IN THY WILL. It is the priestly class who distort and misrepresent the true teachings due to their own INSECURITY and FEAR. This fear is also exploited by politicians and those in the medical field. By the way it really needs lot of effort to surrender everything to God though while reading it looks so easy - but then nothing is offered on a platter as they say. With warm wishes, Sudhakar HARI OM TAT SAT! Cheers! ) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 9, 2008 Report Share Posted June 9, 2008 , " so hum " <jigyaasuu wrote: > Now practically it seems not possible as in between whatever we do we > plan something, memorise another thing and some great ideas too comes > while doing something. Is it mean we are not doing anything 100%. > > please elaborate how to put 100% efforts while performing any karma? sohumji, whatever is done, is done with full awareness & knowledge, thats the correct way to act. Its not actions that are important, but the conciousness they are done in. Both the Kauravs & Pandavs killed people in war, but their conciousness was completely different. Kauravs were killing out of hate, vanity, ego, while Pandavs were fighting for truth & honour. But most people act in semi-dream state. While walking, working, cooking, they are day dreaming about something else. They are not aware of what they are doing, they are half sleep. But that doesnt mean they get half the results of their Karma- they still get full results, which surprises them as they dont thin they have done any wrong! The defintion of virtue is-anything done with full awareness. The defintion of sin is -anything done in hypnotism or half asleep state. If you are angry, be aware you are angry- this will dissolve the anger. Awareness is a very special energy- this is the real Agni the Vedic Rishis worshipped- in that it burns away all that is ugly & wrong in you, & makes all that is beautiful more stronger. So if you aware, you can never be angry, hateful, egoistic, as the fire of awareness will burn away these negativities. But feelings like Love, compassion, become stronger with awareness. The key thing is- we dont have to do anything. All these religons have been preaching about loving God, loving people- but instead of love, hate is increasing. Thats because love is not an object we can possess- We are possessed by love, we dont possess love. All we have to do is- be aware. Stop living in hypnotism. This will cause all ugliness to vanish, & make us the pure, beautiful beings we are. This is the real Karma Yoga- perform each act carefully, & with full awareness. We are Divine Beings of love & light, & we should live as such. with love Shantnu Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 9, 2008 Report Share Posted June 9, 2008 , " spbyoga9 " <spbyoga9 wrote: > Yes Sudhakar bhaiji, this is true, surrender is a very easy word but it is really really difficult to put this into practical life specially in this Kaliyuga when Ego is on its highest manifestation in common man. But " Karat Karat Abhyas Jadmati hot sujan " practicing surrender from a lower level will do the trick. In some cases God himself forces to surrender and changes a person overnite... i am one of the examples Aum Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 9, 2008 Report Share Posted June 9, 2008 Quite true Aumji.... " karat karat abhyas ke.............. " . Lets...MEDITATE MEDITATE MEDITATE.....and some day the clarity between the Subject and the Object will get evident, when the consciousness will start " witnessing " from a third position, as a Spectator. And..... " Karmanye Vadhikaraste ma phaleshu.......... " we shall be able to LIVE. Regards, Anupam aumji <no_reply > wrote: --- In , " spbyoga9 " <spbyoga9 wrote: > Yes Sudhakar bhaiji, this is true, surrender is a very easy word but it is really really difficult to put this into practical life specially in this Kaliyuga when Ego is on its highest manifestation in common man. But " Karat Karat Abhyas Jadmati hot sujan " practicing surrender from a lower level will do the trick. In some cases God himself forces to surrender and changes a person overnite... i am one of the examples Aum Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 9, 2008 Report Share Posted June 9, 2008 , aumji <no_reply wrote: > > , " spbyoga9 " <spbyoga9@> wrote: > > > Yes Sudhakar bhaiji, this is true, surrender is a very easy word but > it is really really difficult to put this into practical life > specially in this Kaliyuga when Ego is on its highest manifestation in > common man. > > But " Karat Karat Abhyas Jadmati hot sujan " practicing surrender from > a lower level will do the trick. > > In some cases God himself forces to surrender and changes a person > overnite... i am one of the examples > > Aum > Dear Aumji I really do not understand the law of Karma and surrender. Can you or others explain it in a simpler form. Had Hitler said I am have surrendered to God and all my actions are dedicated to God would he be right ? If a murderer surrenders to god and then murder ? etc etc ansuya Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 10, 2008 Report Share Posted June 10, 2008 Hari Om! I am tempted to recall a news item that says that India tops the countries in the most number of murders followed by Pakistan. What does that indicate? The major reason, as I understood is the bad shape in which our justice delivery system, with the absence of speedy trial and delivery of justice, functions. But, it is also a reflection on our individual values. Have not our individual value system and morals reached the nadir as never before? I feel that a great revolution in our thinking and conduct is long over-due. More and more satsangs and a determined effort at rediscovering our traditional moral values and putting them in practice has to take place, in order for us to wipe out this blot and regain our glory. I am sorry if I have digressed. ulaganathan p shanracer <no_reply > sohumji, whatever is done, is done with full awareness & knowledge, thats the correct way to act. Its not actions that are important, but the conciousness they are done Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 10, 2008 Report Share Posted June 10, 2008 , ansuya80 <no_reply wrote: > > I really do not understand the law of Karma and surrender. Can > you or others explain it in a simpler form. > I think i was the simplest. still let me give it another try. As I wrote we have to start with surrendering all our good karma to god and avoid doing bad karma. Suppose I have a chance, reason and safety to punish a person, still i should forgive in the beginning of sadhna. If a common man with the feeling that god is doing everything through him, does bad things it does not count to surrender. First we have to become Arjuna and then god commands us to kill. As shanracer wrote if we are conscious of all our work then there are lesser chances of doing bad karma. In Durga Saptashati, there was a demon called Raktabeeja. When Durga tried to kill him, his each drop of blood created another demon like him and it looked impossible to kill him. Then Durga told Kali to drink his blood before it fell on ground and thus no new demon would be created and finally Rakta beej was killed. Our Mind is like Raktabeeja. All thoughts and actions coming out of it are like drops of blood of Raktabeeja... which create another demon. The awakened state or conssciousness of action and thought is mother kali. Thus when we are conscious of our thoughts and actions... these are like blood drops drunk by Kali and thus they do not create another set of thought or action and we are able to kill the Raktabeeja (still the mind and its vrittis)...this leads to Sakshi bhava... the a very high state in meditation With love Aum Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 10, 2008 Report Share Posted June 10, 2008 Dear Anusuyaji, Subject posed by you : Karma, Surrender, Hitler and Murderer. The literal meaning of the term 'karma' is ' that which is done ', it is derived from the root verb 'kr'= to do, its general meaning is anything that is done.In this sense, it means : work; profession; duty. Basically, law of karma may mean that every action including thoughts and deeds has its own reactions/vibrations in the body as well as in the environment and such reactions returns back to us ( in different time depending on the nature of karma )and forms impressions called sanskar which in turn further determines our behaviour and life.For example, if we feel (or think) or show (act) angry the anger return back to us and forms anger impressions in our mind. Similarly, love shown, felt or thought, return back to us and forms impressions in us as love only. Peace/Liberation dawns when such impressions are erased or we become free from such impressions. Sadhana including all types of yoga may help in erasing these karmas. Technically, karma has been used in a sense, as an action that binds one to samsara or transmigratory existence. This type of karma can be accomplished either by the body-kayika, or by speech-vacika, or by the mind-manasa. Hence, kayika karma, vacika karma and manasa karmas. Again,this karma with the potential to produce its fruits is classified as sancita karma ( accumulated over several lives ), prarabdha karma ( begun to bear fruits in this life ) and agami karma ( being performed now and in future ). The effects of karmas done in one life cannot be expected to be exhausted in that life itself. Hence punarjanma or rebirth is accepted. Jnana or spiritual wisdom resulting in the realisation of one's nature as the immortal soul, destroys sancita karma completely and makes agami karmas incapable of producing its results even as a 'burnt seed cannot sprout'. However, prarabdha karma, since it has already started giving its results, has got to be exhausted only through experiencing it. From another standpoint, karma is of two types : nisiddha karma- prohibited or sinful actions that must be avoided; vihita karma- actions ordained by the scriptures as duty, to be performed.The vihitakarma is of three types : kamyakarma, desire-motivated actions such as doing vratas and yagas to get children; nityakarma, daily duties such as spiritual practices like sandhyavandana; naimittikakarma, occassional duties such as done during eclipse and shraddhas. Karmas/actions are also classified according to their nature, good or bad. Actions done without being tainted by likes and dislikes or selfish motives,(but with noble intent) are called sattvika(good). If done with these(selfish desire), they become rajasika(mixed). If they are motivated by evil designs, to harm others, they are dubbed as tamasika(dark or evil). Surrender refers to surrendering of lower self (that has been formed by wrong identification with sanskaras/impressions out of the experience/karmaphala) to the higher self/soul/God and be guided by the higher that has true wisdom than by the limited and deluding impressions. Classical examples of such noble people are evidenced in history such as King Janaka, King Parikshit and King Dasharatha, all of whom are guided by Higher Self to run their affairs in life. Ravanas and Murderers do not belong to that category of people, they hold on to their lower self with arrogance, perform nishiddha and tamasika karmas and all their actions do not adhere to the descriptions of behaviour of the surrendered! Regards, M.S.Thimmappa. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 10, 2008 Report Share Posted June 10, 2008 Agreed AUMji, how beautifully put with such telling analogy/story (Raktabija).Pranamams/salutations to you! Best regards and wishes, M.S.Thimmappa. , aumji <no_reply wrote: > I think i was the simplest. still let me give it another try. As I > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 10, 2008 Report Share Posted June 10, 2008 > This is the real Karma Yoga- perform each act carefully, & with full > awareness. We are Divine Beings of love & light, & we should live as such. shantnu ji this was exactly what i was expecting. wonderful. in just one post whole of art of living is summed up. really, it is the awareness or sakshi bhava (as aumji cited in his reply) which matters. i am trying to practise it for 3 years, sometime this awareness or sakshi bhava just vanish and sometime it is constant for minutes together. all depend upon the circumstances and conditions. as said by aumji " karat karat abhyaas, jadimat hot sujan " i hope i will be soon able to improve. i believe it is also a form of meditation. as whenever you are aware, you find GOD just next to you. it is wonderful experience. generally we talk about so many theories, ways, principles, etc etc but cannot put in to practise all these in our routine , moment to moment life. we had once discussed here about the way to keep alive deep devotion and shradhha all the time and had ended up at it is not possible as sat, raj and tam gunas donot permit us. but i believe if we try to observe sakshi bhava/ be aware of our thoughts, actions, we can have peace and devotion maximum time in a day. thanks to all. so hum... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 10, 2008 Report Share Posted June 10, 2008 , aumji <no_reply wrote: > >> In some cases God himself forces to surrender and changes a person > overnite... i am one of the examples > babaji, please please share the incident/ attainment of bliss with the group. so hum... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 10, 2008 Report Share Posted June 10, 2008 1- How will we decide which karma is good and which is bad ? May be what we think bad is good for us ? 2- How do we know which desire/karma is creation of our ego and which is from God? 3- Can we really surrender to god or it is just a state of mind? Regards jaya Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 10, 2008 Report Share Posted June 10, 2008 SEEING LIFE !!! SEE LIFE, JUST AS IF YOU WERE WATCHING A THREE DIMENSIONAL MOVIE...FROM A DISTANCE. SEE YOUR OWN SELF PLAYING THE CHARACTER OF YOUR IDENTITY. LOOK HOW U UNDERGO SO MANY EXPERIENCES OF LIFE...SO MANY EMOTIONS...SO MANY FRUSTATIONS...SO MANY ASPIRATIONS...SEE YOURSELF EXERIENCING THESE SITUATIONS...JUST SEE FROM A DISTANCE...SEE YOUR JOY...SEE YOUR AGONY...SEE YOUR POWER...SEE YOUR HELPESSNESS...JUST SEE IT FROM A DISTANCE...SEE YOUR EXPECTATIONS GETTING FULLFILLED...SEE YOUR DREAMS GETTING SHATTERED...JUST SEE IT FROM A DISTANCE...AS IF WATCHING A THREE DIMENSIONAL MOVIE...SEE YOUR BODY EXPERIENCING PAIN...SEE YOUR BODY EXPERIENCING PLEASURE...SEE YOUR HAPPINESS...SEE YOUR SADNESS...JUST SEE IT FROM A DISTANCE. PRACTICE " SEEING LIFE " ...FROM A DISTANCE :-) so hum <jigyaasuu wrote: > shantnu ji this was exactly what i was expecting. wonderful. in just one post whole of art of living is summed up. really, it is the awareness or sakshi bhava (as aumji cited in his reply) which matters. i am trying to practise it for 3 years, sometime this Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 10, 2008 Report Share Posted June 10, 2008 , aumji <no_reply wrote: > > , ansuya80 <no_reply@> wrote: Dear Aumji, Namaste! That was brilliant. I do not think you can simplify it further. Thanks. With warm wishes, Sudhakar HARI OM TAT SAT! Cheers! ) > In Durga Saptashati, there was a demon called Raktabeeja. When > Durga tried to kill him, his each drop of blood created another > demon like him and it looked impossible to kill him. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 10, 2008 Report Share Posted June 10, 2008 , " M.S.Thimmappa. " <thimmappams wrote: Dear Thimmappaji, Namaste! Thanks for such a beautiful detailed explanation on Karma. With warm wishes, Sudhakar HARI OM TAT SAT! Cheers! ) > Dear Anusuyaji, > > Subject posed by you : Karma, Surrender, Hitler and Murderer. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 10, 2008 Report Share Posted June 10, 2008 , Anupam Shil <anupamshil wrote: > > SEEING LIFE !!! > > SEE LIFE, JUST AS IF YOU WERE WATCHING A THREE DIMENSIONAL MOVIE...FROM A DISTANCE. SEE YOUR OWN SELF PLAYING THE CHARACTER OF YOUR IDENTITY. LOOK HOW U UNDERGO SO MANY EXPERIENCES OF LIFE...SO MANY EMOTIONS...SO MANY FRUSTATIONS...SO MANY ASPIRATIONS...SEE YOURSELF EXERIENCING THESE SITUATIONS...JUST SEE FROM A DISTANCE...SEE YOUR JOY...SEE YOUR AGONY...SEE YOUR POWER...SEE YOUR HELPESSNESS...JUST SEE IT FROM A DISTANCE...SEE YOUR EXPECTATIONS GETTING FULLFILLED...SEE YOUR DREAMS GETTING SHATTERED...JUST SEE IT FROM A DISTANCE...AS IF WATCHING A THREE DIMENSIONAL MOVIE...SEE YOUR BODY EXPERIENCING PAIN...SEE YOUR BODY EXPERIENCING PLEASURE...SEE YOUR HAPPINESS...SEE YOUR SADNESS...JUST SEE IT FROM A DISTANCE. > PRACTICE " SEEING LIFE " ...FROM A DISTANCE :-) Dear Anupamji, thanks this is fascinating But easy said than done. How can this be achieved practically. Now evryone does not have a guru like you have. How can we get to this state of meditation ??? Ansuya Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 10, 2008 Report Share Posted June 10, 2008 , Anupam Shil <anupamshil wrote: Dear Anupamji, Namaste! Wow! that was a nice piece of posting on viewing life in 3-D. Thanks. With warm wishes, Sudhakar HARI OM TAT SAT! Cheers! ) > SEEING LIFE !!! > > SEE LIFE, JUST AS IF YOU WERE WATCHING A THREE DIMENSIONAL MOVIE...FROM A DISTANCE. SEE YOUR OWN SELF PLAYING THE CHARACTER OF BODY EXPERIENCING PAIN...SEE YOUR BODY EXPERIENCING PLEASURE...SEE YOUR HAPPINESS...SEE YOUR SADNESS...JUST SEE IT FROM A DISTANCE. > PRACTICE " SEEING LIFE " ...FROM A DISTANCE :-) > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 10, 2008 Report Share Posted June 10, 2008 your question is good ansuyaji.....and i had to stop making a quotation to answer you :-) at least we can MEDITATE......and wait.......if we are sincere, Time & Life will help us to reach there. How??? Apply the " ASS Strategy " :-) pardon me, but only meant as a joke. The Ass Strategy :-P What should be done when our ASS in on fire??? Ofcourse, resort to the A.S.S. Strategy :-) So, whats that? A = Acceptance S = Solution S = Surrender ACCEPTANCE - It seems many times that, when our ass is on fire, :-) we do not recourse for one reason. Why am I? What have I done to face this? Whats my fault? OR the most difficult one is, Higher Principals...Why not let Nature take its own course? Not that these questions have no significance. Yet at times they simply result in prolonging the wisest 'action' that must 'happen' at the 'right moment'. Acceptance is the first Step towards Surrender (Samarpan). Unless accepted,....yes i am ill, yes i am weak, yes i need money, yes i need a Teacher (Guru), yes i may be wrong.....everything is at standstill. For e.g. Jyotish is one of the ACCEPTANCE Vidyas in the Vedic tradition. It helps a person accept, how he/she is born...with its advantages and disadvantages. SOLUTION - From acceptance to surrender is the journey of this consciousness/soul. However, the middle resting place is Solution (Karma). It is the conscious effort of the individual to the best, it can, for the betterment of the existing situation (social, personal, psychological, physical, moral, rational, local, international......whatever). Just as the Acceptance mode requires shedding off psychological knots (granthis), the Solution mode requires shedding off of physical lethargic knots (aalasya/praamad). For e.g. Ayurveda is a one of the SOLUTION Vidyas in the Vedic Tradition...with many other active actions (jap, karma-kand, yoga, etc.) being a part of the Solution Strategy. SURRENDER - Having done all that one can do, based on the individual's temperament, the final resort remains " Surrender " (Samarpan). Spending sometime quietly Meditating...on God or Guru if that suits the liking.....OR Parabramha or Allah or Mindlessness, if the formless aspect suits, whatever. IT HELPS :-) Lets get our ASS moving ;-D to get " The ASS Strategy " working for us. Regards (once again pardon my explicit language, it only for a LAUGH ), Anupam ansuya80 <no_reply > wrote: thanks this is fascinating But easy said than done. How can this be achieved practically. Now evryone does not have a guru like you have. How can we get to this state of meditation ??? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 10, 2008 Report Share Posted June 10, 2008 , ansuya80 <no_reply wrote: > > > > thanks this is fascinating But easy said than done. How can this > be achieved practically. Now evryone does not have a guru like you > have. How can we get to this state of meditation ??? > > Ansuya > i firmly believe to see your thoughts and desires no guru is required. this all you have to do yourself. guru can tell you the way and that has already been given here. any good advise or knowledge is straight from param -guru...means are different. there is no better guru than our own consciousness. try it...without looking for the same in a formal way from guru. so hum.... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 10, 2008 Report Share Posted June 10, 2008 , jaya_sundram <no_reply wrote: > > 1- How will we decide which karma is good and which is bad ? May be > what we think bad is good for us ? --- - I fully agree on this.. Once a sparrow was caught in the cold and was freezed. She was about to die when a cow passed from there and relieved herself on the sparrow. The sparrow was very sad - she thought oh how unlucky i am... i am abt to die and this stupid cow has further dirtied me. But after a few moments the hot cow dung gave her some warmth and she was saved from being freezed. then there passed a fox, who saw the sparrow took her out of the dung and cleaned her in a nearby water stream. The sparrow was happy to get cleaned of the smelly dung.... and LO the fox ate the sparrow!!! Moral : those who throw shit upon you may not necessarily be your enemy...and those who clean shit out of you may not be necessarily your friends. -- > > 2- How do we know which desire/karma is creation of our ego and which > is from God? For the beginning any desire / karma which satisfy your ego will not be coming from god... and any karma coming out of love/sympathy/kindness... will be sent from god On higher stages this distinction is not required. ----------------------------- > > 3- Can we really surrender to god or it is just a state of mind? > We are in a sort of hypnotic state of mind that we have a free will... when you surrender you will wake up to the Truth and Reality. With love and Welcome to our Satsang. Hope to hear from you quite often.... dear Jayaji Aum Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 10, 2008 Report Share Posted June 10, 2008 , shanracer <no_reply wrote: Dear Shantanuji, Namaste! I had a doubt but i then re-read the post and i am fully satisfied. Both killed but with different consciousness was a beautiful explanation. Thanks. With warm wishes, Sudhakar HARI OM TAT SAT! Cheers! ) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 10, 2008 Report Share Posted June 10, 2008 Dear Sudhakarji, I appreciate the alacrity with which you 'thank' each and every mail and its senders. A good trait ought to be learned from you :-) Regards, Anupam spbyoga9 <spbyoga9 wrote: --- In , Anupam Shil <anupamshil wrote: Dear Anupamji, Namaste! Wow! that was a nice piece of posting on viewing life in 3-D. Thanks. With warm wishes, Sudhakar HARI OM TAT SAT! Cheers! ) > SEEING LIFE !!! > > SEE LIFE, JUST AS IF YOU WERE WATCHING A THREE DIMENSIONAL MOVIE...FROM A DISTANCE. SEE YOUR OWN SELF PLAYING THE CHARACTER OF BODY EXPERIENCING PAIN...SEE YOUR BODY EXPERIENCING PLEASURE...SEE YOUR HAPPINESS...SEE YOUR SADNESS...JUST SEE IT FROM A DISTANCE. > PRACTICE " SEEING LIFE " ...FROM A DISTANCE :-) > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 10, 2008 Report Share Posted June 10, 2008 , Anupam Shil <anupamshil wrote: > > Dear Sudhakarji, > I appreciate the alacrity with which you 'thank' each and every mail and its senders. A good trait ought to be learned from you :-) > Regards, > Anupam Yes Anupamji .... this is a very good gesture and our sudhakarji from the begining always appreciate good things. When in the world.. people are busy in leg pulling and counter blaming.. our Satsang has genuine appreciations for the good posts... and we all must keep it up. Aum BTW i also liked your poetic description of Sakshi bhava... my love, blessings and appreciation is for all the members here.. even if i dont categorically post it Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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