THE DASBODHA BY: SADGURU SHREE SAMARTH RAMDAS ...
THE DASBODHA BY: SADGURU SHREE SAMARTH RAMDAS ...
THE DASBODHA BY: SADGURU SHREE SAMARTH RAMDAS ...
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he is the mind of everyone. In this scenario Lord Krishna the Guru of all the Gurus becomes the<br />
most vulnerable personality with the uncontrollable mind of all the living things, yet this is not the<br />
case and is similar to the paradox already mentioned. The methodology to remove it is the same as<br />
mentioned earlier.<br />
Lord Krishna said all this to make the difficult things on the path of<br />
spiritualism easier for the common disciple who in the beginning is unable to comprehend the<br />
complex issues involved in it. He knew that most of us like to remain in the visible scenario which<br />
for us is far easier to understand and therefore he took the risk of reducing himself to our level so<br />
that we can then identify with him and then listen to his preaching and then put it into practice. It is<br />
common knowledge that we like to learn by examples found allover around us. Lord Krishna<br />
belittled himself for the sake of us but we shouldn’t take it on its face value and say that he too was<br />
a prey to the illusions of the Maya. By doing so he made the path of our Sadhana easier. Here again<br />
we have to submit to the Guru to fully know the intricacies of Lord Krishna’s play of words. These<br />
types of paradoxes are found in Vedas, Mother Shruti and other scientific religious works which<br />
have to be removed with the Guru’s blessings and soft and kind preaching. This is the one and only<br />
way to get rid of these paradoxes which can’t be solved by any amount of debate or deliberations.<br />
The doubts and the objections regarding a hypothesis are to be<br />
resolved by proofs not only in science but in spiritualism as well. In both the fields this may lead to<br />
endless discussions. In both the fields thus it is most of the times better to listen to the authorities<br />
for explanations and be satisfied with it, more so in spiritualism. In both the fields though, the final<br />
answer will rest with you after the enlightening experience. Shree Samarth says that it is better not<br />
get overly involved in such type of meaningless discussions, and instead be involved in a fruitful<br />
dialogue ending in the feeling of your own self. The Parbrahma which is utmost pure and without<br />
attributable properties, intuitively imagined that I am alone and I should now express in all the<br />
possible ways, which led to the creation of this universe. The origin of the universe being an<br />
imagination it just can’t be in an existential form.<br />
Most of us who worship the God in some viewable form create many<br />
forms of him from many things starting from mud and stone to the most precious metals. We<br />
worship these Gods created by us or given a visible form by us with all the possible means and we<br />
have total faith and belief in them, so much so that when they break or are stolen we are<br />
dumbfounded and are liable to feel that either the God was untrue for he couldn’t protect himself or<br />
it was our bad luck or destiny that such a thing was to happen. We either blame the God or the<br />
destiny or those forces which made it happen. Regarding this Shree Samarth says, It is foolish to<br />
blame the God or the destiny which you think has taken him away from you leaving you to suffer<br />
for although the God is everything you have forgotten that it is there inside you too and that can<br />
neither be destroyed nor stolen. It is the ignorance of this fact which leads to such utterly faulty<br />
thoughts. The religious scriptures do say that you should pray the God in some form in the<br />
beginning but you do it for the lifetime blissfully ignoring the further preaching that it should be<br />
done as a means to prepare your mind and body for the further Sadhana by which you should be<br />
able to look for and unify with the God inside you. This ignorance leads to another one that all this<br />
was destined. He then mentions that the happenings that you have to undergo are definitely<br />
destined but the destiny decides your fate by keeping an audited account of your sins and holy<br />
deeds! It is then utterly idiotic to blame the God or destiny. The blame in fact is solely yours! One<br />
should not forget that these thoughts and feelings arise due to the complex interplay of the Maya,<br />
the primary duty of whom is to envelope you in the tentacles of the illusions. Once you understand<br />
these intricacies with the blessings of the Guru the whole picture becomes absolutely clear, so clear