Can we define the form of God on the basis of concepts?

[Guest guest]

Can we define the form of God on the basis of concepts?

 

God is not any single or limited concept which can be defined with our

limited intellect or knowledge. He is a synthesis of millions of such

concepts of Nature that emanated from Him only. This is the reason that

to this day humanity does not have even a single saint from whole of

the intellectual world. The knowledge of intellectuals is based on

concepts, and concepts are made out of ignorance or limited knowledge.

Majority of Saints were illiterate and not professors, high officials,

scientists or thinkers. Saints never held any concepts. They kept

flowing spontaneously with the natural force of life enduring all the

impressions of life after life, and they continued to progress on this

path by constant craving for God's grace.

[Guest guest]

om sai ram

" Majority of Saints were illiterate and not

professors, high officials, scientists or thinkers.

Saints never held any concepts. They kept flowing

spontaneously with the natural force of life enduring

all the impressions of life after life, and they

continued to progress on this path by constant craving

for God's grace. "

---very well said!!!Today world judge a person on

the basis of his or her status in the corporate

market.And the real values are just crushed

underneath which are valued only in the eyes of our

universal creator Bhagwan Baba.

sai ram

 

--- Swamy Mahadevan <mahadevanvnswamy

wrote:

 

> Can we define the form of God on the basis of

> concepts?

>

> God is not any single or limited concept which can

> be defined with our

> limited intellect or knowledge. He is a synthesis of

> millions of such

> concepts of Nature that emanated from Him only. This

> is the reason that

> to this day humanity does not have even a single

> saint from whole of

> the intellectual world. The knowledge of

> intellectuals is based on

> concepts, and concepts are made out of ignorance or

> limited knowledge.

> Majority of Saints were illiterate and not

> professors, high officials,

> scientists or thinkers. Saints never held any

> concepts. They kept

> flowing spontaneously with the natural force of life

> enduring all the

> impressions of life after life, and they continued

> to progress on this

> path by constant craving for God's grace.

>

>

>

>

 

 

 

 

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