His will be done....surrender...self-realisation.

March 20, 2007

" Unless we surrender our ego to the feet of our Sadguru, we will not succeed in our undertaking. If we become egoless, then our success is assured "

Hemadpant in Shri Sai Satcharita of Sai Baba from Shirdi (Chapter 24, pg 125)

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Sai Baba said to Kakasaheb, " Stop, how cruel you are! Being a Brahmin, you are killing a goat? "

Kakasaheb obeyed and kept the knife down and said to Baba, " Your word is law unto us, we do not know any other ordinance. We remember you always, meditate on your form and obey you day and night, we do not know or consider whether it is right or wrong to kill, we do not want to reason or discuss things, but implicit and prompt compliance with Guru's orders, is our duty and Dharma "

Shri Sai Satcharita of Sai Baba from Shirdi (Chapter 24, pg 124)

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" He who loves me most, always sees me. The whole world is desolate to him without me, he who tells no stories but mine; he ceaselessly meditates upon me and always chants my name. I feel indebted to him who surrenders himself completely to me, and ever remembers me. I shall repay his debt by giving him salvation (self-realization).....so leaving aside pride and egoism and with no trace of them, you should surrender yourself to me, who is seated in your heart. "

Sai Baba in Shri Sai Satcharita of Sai Baba from Shirdi (Chapter 24, pg 125)

On 20/03/07, OneTruth <onetruth1111 wrote:

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Kabir says that only the disciple who has already given his head to the Guru (i.e. has already made a complete surrender to the Master's will) can have the deepest spiritual knowledge. Many avadhutas

(Sannyasins) have been washed away by the strong current of the Ocean of earthly existence only because they could not surrender their ego.(from `Kabir in Light of Kriya Yoga')If we allow our will to be led by the wisdom of a

master, whose will is in tune with God's, the masterthen seeks to guide our will in such a way that wetravel swiftly on the road back to divinity. The chiefdifference between a worldly man and a saint is that

the wise man has attuned his will to the Divine Will.(Rajarsi Janakananda, `Rajarsi Janakananda: Great Western Yogi')Our whole perfection consists in loving our most amiable God; and all the perfection of the love of God consists in uniting our will with His most holy will. The greatest glory we can give to God is to fulfill His Blessed Will in all things.(Alphonsus Liguori, `The Wisdom of the Saints')

-- " Let Noble thoughts come to us from every side " .

- RigVeda (1-89-i)