Sacred Bhandara: Recalling Guru Bachans {45.}
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Radhasoami!
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Karmas’ Eradication within One Lifetime.
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“Choonki kayi janmanjanm ke yani sanchit karma aur uske pahle janm ke prarabdh karma aur isi janam ke kriyamarn karma, sab isi ek janam mein Santon ne bhugthane hain, so agar in karmon ka poora poora phal bhugatna pade, tho yeh chola hee chhoot jaaye aur hum saha na saken. Magar Santon ne jo Farmaya hai ki sooli ka kanta aur man bhar ka chatank bhar kar dethe hain, yeh bilkul theek hai, warna ek janam mein saare karma saaf nahin ho sakte.... Is tarah bahut se karma abhyaas mein katthe hain.... Tho har ek jeeva jo chahiye ki jab Charnon mein aaya, pichle jo karma kar baitha tha unke wasthe pachtaye aur ayanda kadam phoonk phoonk kar rakhe.... ‘Radhasoami Choden na jise Gahen ri.’”
---- Param Guru Huzur Sarkar Saheb Ji; Bachan Bhag I, No. 25, Page 176.
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Its simple translation into English may be rendered as follows:
“Because the load of the accumulated karmas of countless lifetimes and the latent karmas of the previous lifetime and the manifest karmas of the present birth, the Saints are to cause all to be worked out in this single lifetime, so if the effects of these karmas were to be borne in full, then the body would have to be shed and we would not be able to endure it. However, as the Saints have Declared that the stake gets converted into a thorn and They reduce a ton to a mere speck, this is absolutely right, otherwise all the karmas could not be eradicated within one lifetime.... In this manner, umpteen karmas get worked out while in meditation.... So every being ought to, ever since surrenderance unto the holy Feet, feel remorse for one’s past karmas and henceforth perform karmas with grave deliberation {caution}.... ‘Radhasoami Doesn’t Let go of those He Grasps.’”
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Yes’es or No’es to Possibilities. {40.}
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Radhasoami!
The six traditional Hindu systems of philosophy
included the concepts of “Neti” and “Eti”
among their rich reservoir of beneficial insights.
Let us recall that our Revered Leaders
have also Frequently Referred to
various other sages and saints.
Neti means No.
This method advocates
a constant & ceaseless rejection
of life as constituting reality.
Eti signifies Yes.
It stresses affirmation
of the whole of universe
as part of God’s creation.
Both the ways were variously
routes to God.
The Neti mode rejected everything
& accepted only God’s essence.
The Eti path accepted everything
as inevitably leading to God.
Which of these would illustrate
your mode of living life?
Are you careless or choosy?
Are you reckless or cautious?
I reserve my Yes’es for the extremely elite,
I habitually live by outright No’es to life.
It renders my living simpler
& my engagements
more productive, fruitful & rewarding.
However, on the flip side,
experiences of diversity & variety
add to one’s wisdom & maturity,
polish one’s powers of discrimination,
enable quicker & better judgements,
making one more confident towards newer developments
& adequate in tackling situations.
Living is the lesser aspect of life,
the greater dimension pertains to the hereafter.
The Paath {or hymn} lines exhort us:
“Kaatthe aur phoonkthe rastha chalo /
Marthe dham thak eqdam gafil na ho.”
That is,
“Tread the path with grave caution,
Be not careless until your very dying moment.”
Radhasoami!
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Radhasoami!
The six traditional Hindu systems of philosophy
included the concepts of “Neti” and “Eti”
among their rich reservoir of beneficial insights.
Let us recall that our Revered Leaders
have also Frequently Referred to
various other sages and saints.
Neti means No.
This method advocates
a constant & ceaseless rejection
of life as constituting reality.
Eti signifies Yes.
It stresses affirmation
of the whole of universe
as part of God’s creation.
Both the ways were variously
routes to God.
The Neti mode rejected everything
& accepted only God’s essence.
The Eti path accepted everything
as inevitably leading to God.
Which of these would illustrate
your mode of living life?
Are you careless or choosy?
Are you reckless or cautious?
I reserve my Yes’es for the extremely elite,
I habitually live by outright No’es to life.
It renders my living simpler
& my engagements
more productive, fruitful & rewarding.
However, on the flip side,
experiences of diversity & variety
add to one’s wisdom & maturity,
polish one’s powers of discrimination,
enable quicker & better judgements,
making one more confident towards newer developments
& adequate in tackling situations.
Living is the lesser aspect of life,
the greater dimension pertains to the hereafter.
The Paath {or hymn} lines exhort us:
“Kaatthe aur phoonkthe rastha chalo /
Marthe dham thak eqdam gafil na ho.”
That is,
“Tread the path with grave caution,
Be not careless until your very dying moment.”
Radhasoami!
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Hindu systems of philosophy,
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