MESSAGE OF SWAMI CHIDANANDA TO MANKIND-3-10.6. ( Children and Youth of Bharatham are misguided by some evil forces, in the name of student wings sponsored by dirty political parties like Congress, Communists, etc., ... eliminate these demons and purify this Holy Nation to maintain Sanatana Dharma here.

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All Members,
         Respected family members of this great holy Nation.

( VERY IMPORTANT AND USEFUL CHAPTER FOR STUDENTS )

*REQUEST ALL  STUDENTS, PARENTS AND TEACHERS MUST READ THIS TOPIC
         **IT IS URGENT IMPORTANCE IN THE PRESENT SITUATION  OF THE NATION
 ( VERY IMPORTANT AND USEFUL CHAPTER FOR STUDENTS )

             Sub :   MESSAGE OF SWAMI CHIDANANDA TO MANKIND : 3-10.5.6
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     Swami Chidananda

              (A series of 3 talks given by Param Pujya Sri Swami Chidanandaji Maharaj on the mornings of December 20, 21 and 22 1999, at the Sangeet Kala Kendra, Kolkata)

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 Dear Children of this Holy Nation -

MESSAGE OF SWAMI CHIDANANDA TO MANKIND-3-10.5.6


 6. Guru And Disciple

Guru-Kripa (The grace of the Preceptor) is a wonderful mysterious factor, that will enable the aspirants to seek and to attain the summum bonum of life, Self-realisation, the vision of God, or Moksha. Whether the disciple is deserving, or undeserving, Guru-Kripa sets aside all normal laws that operate in the spiritual plane and takes one to the transcendental Bliss.

There is absolutely not the least bit of exaggeration in the statement and also in the fact that the Guru is always gracious. But then, Guru-Kripa has not only to be bestowed, not only to be given, but it has also to be received. In receiving it, we immortalise ourselves and divinise ourselves.

There must be joy in obedience to the Guru and there should be a real craving in the spirit that “I should obey.” To be a disciple, you should obey even in dream. Day and night our Sadhana should be to cultivate this attitude of obedience to perfection. This is the external part of Sadhana.

To the disciple, the nature of the Guru is not human. We should be completely blind to the human side of the Guru and we should be conscious only of the divinity that he is. Then alone will we be able to partake of his Kripa which will transform us from the lower human into the transcendental divine. Our relationship with the Guru is purely divine, purely spiritual.

Similarly we have first of all to develop in us the consciousness that we are immortal beings and that we are in essence Satchidananda. Then we can demand that Satchidananda consciousness from Guru and Guru will be able to give.

Patience and humility in the spiritual realm may have to extend over a period of decades. We have to wait like a dog at the door-step of the Guru for a whole lifetime, if need be. There is no loss here. For, the goal is immortal life and freedom.

The best thing is to humbly leave everything to the Guru. “I do not know whether I am a disciple or not. Therefore, O Ocean of Mercy and Compassion, pray, make me a proper disciple. Generate in me that Mumukshutva which makes me a disciple and give me the spirit of willing obedience. Help me in trying to follow thy instructions. Help me in trying to mould myself upon the pattern set up by thee”—this must be our constant prayer. And, by this alone shall we be able to draw the Kripa of our Guru and make our life fruitful. And the perfect way of praying is in obeying and in trying our best to be a real disciple.

Next : 7. Religion
To be continued ...


NOTE -

1. UNIVERSITY DEGREES, Phds, ARE USELESS, WHEN THE RIGHT EDUCATION OF THE ATMA ( SOUL ) TO GROW AWARENESS OF THE PRINCIPLES IN THIS SERIES OF BLOG IS REFLECTING, NO ONE CAN ASSURE LASTING HUMAN UNITY AND TRUE UNITY!

2.MATERIALISM AND STATUS OF SUPER POWER, CANNOT ENSURE LASTING HUMAN UNITY AND TRUE UNITY!!

3. THIS TRUTH IS WIDELY SEEN IN THE WORLD, WHERE EACH ONE DO NOT WANT UNITY, ENJOY DISTURBANCES, CREATING DISTURBANCES, IN MANY WAYS OF THEIR CHOICE!!!

Thank you for reading
       JAIHIND.
VANDE MATHARAM

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