VISIT TODAY SARADA II Brahman doesn’t act in consultation with others.

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“Brahman doesn’t act in consultation with others. It is Brahman’s pleasure. Brahman is self-willed. Why should we try to know the reason for Brahman’s drama this way or that? You have come to the orchard to eat cyst. Eat mangoes. What is the good of calculating how many trees there are in the orchard, how many thousands of branches, and how many millions of leaves? One cannot wake up to something Truth by futile arguments and reasoning. I am asking you not to indulge in the futile argument. But reason by all means, about the Real and the Unreal, about what is permanent and what is transitory. You must argument when you are overcome by lust, anger, or grief.”

(page.496, The Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna, Sri Ramakrishna’s advice to Pratap on 3rd July 1884)

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VISIT TODAY RAMAKRISHNA II “Here is a peculiarity: When you serve a Jiva,

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“Here is a peculiarity: When you serve a Jiva, it is Daya (compassion) and not Prema (love); but when you serve him with the idea that he is the Self, that is Prema. That the Atman is the one objective of love is known from Shruti, Smriti, and direct perception. Bhagavan Chaitanya was right, therefore, when he said, “Love to God and compassion to the Jivas”. This conclusion of the Bhagavan, intimating differentiation between Jiva and Isvara, was right, as He was a dualist. But for us, Advaitins, this notion of Jiva as distinct from God is the cause of bondage. Our principle, therefore, should be love, and not fellow feeling. The application of the word compassion even to Jiva sees to me to be rash and vain. For us, it is not to pity but to serve. Ours is not the feeling of compassion but of love and the feeling of Self in all.

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(page.133, V.5, Complete Works of Swami Vivekananda, Swamiji’s letter to Sarat Chandra Chakravarthy dated. 3^rdJuly 1897)

VISIT TODAY RAMAKRISHNA II “Remember these few points:

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“Remember these few points:

We are Sannyasins, who have given up everything-Bhakti, and Mukti, and enjoyment, and all.
To do the highest good to the world, everyone down to the lowest – this is our vow. Welcome Mukti or hell, whichever comes of it.
Ramakrishna paramahamsa came for the good of the world. Call him a man, or God, or an Incarnation, just as you please. Accept him each in your own light.
He who will bow before he will be converted into purest gold that very moment? Run with this message from the way to the entryway, on the off chance that you can, my kid and all your disquietude will be at an end Never fear – where is the room for fear? – Caring for nothing whatsoever is a part of your life…The Lord is with you. Take heart!

(page.266, Volume.6, Complete Works of Swami Vivekananda, Swamiji’s letter to his brother disciples in 1894)

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1)God is the Kalpataru, the Wish-fulfilling Tree. You will certainly get whatever you inquire of Him. But you must pray to stand near the Kalpataru. Only then will your prayer be fulfilled. A man gets the fulfillment of the desire he nourishes while practicing sadhana. As one thinks, so one receives.

page..481, The Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna

2)Do not say this, ‘You are bad’; say only, ‘You are good, but be best.’

page.22, Volume.7, Complete Works of Swami Vivekananda, Inspired Talks

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VISIT TODAY RAMAKRISHNA II When you worship with love, you do not have to make it elaborate.

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When you worship with love, you do not have to make it elaborate. Finish your worship and then recite some hymns, sing some songs, and repeat the Lord’s name as much as you can. Follow this procedure. Your life will be blessed.

page.152, Letters for Spiritual Seekers, Mahapurush Maharaj’s letter from Belur Math on 30 June 1910

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1)If your liberty hurts others, you are not free there. You must not hurt others.

page.20, Volume.7, Complete Works of Swami Vivekananda, Inspired Talks,

2)God is only a verbal affair. A little thought, a little Japa this is a poor sort of life. The heart must burst to hunger for Him. Intense anguish must fill it and life should seem to go out without Him – only then it will be right.

page.101, Spiritual Talks, Swami Turiyananda.

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VISIT TODAY SARADA II What are the instructions?

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What are the instructions? Repeat the name of Sri Ramakrishna. That name uplifts the fallen. Meditate on his holy form, worship him, read books about him, sing songs dedicated to him, talk about his holy life with his devotees and love and serve all living beings.

page.196, Letters for Spiritual Seekers, (Swami Shivananda)Mahapurush Maharaj’s letter from Belur Math,28 June 1922.

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VISIT TODAY RAMAKRISHNA II Do it secretly. Cry, cry hard. The Master will grant you a vision.

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Pray hard. Pray like a child. Go to a quiet place and keep crying for the Master. Don’t let others know of it. Do it secretly. Cry, cry hard. The Master will grant you a vision.

page.92, Letters for Spiritual Seekers,

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VISIT TODAY RAMAKRISHNA II Get freedom, even at the cost of living.

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1)Get freedom, even at the cost of living.

page.18, Volume.7, Complete Works of Swami Vivekananda, Inspired Talks

2)Take my word; nowhere do the scriptures advocate a stupefied state, a cessation of all activities, and mechanical withdrawing of the hands and feet from work. In a state of ignorance, people work with the idea that it is their work. When one attains knowledge and devotion, one gets rid of that egoistic idea. The devotee works for the Lord. The jnani, even while working, knows that he is not the does and is at perfect rest.

page.221, Spiritual Treasures, Swami Turiyanandaji’s letter on 27 June 1920 from Varanasi.

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1)Those who give themselves up to the Lord do more for the world than all the so-called workers. One man who has purified himself thoroughly accomplishes more than a regiment of preachers. Out of purity and silence comes the word of power.

page.16, V.7, Complete Works of Swami Vivekananda, Inspired Talks

2)God was born in this age as Ramakrishna. Come and take refuge in him. Repeat his name again and again. Study his life, and continually speak of his greatness. He manifested himself in a special way in Swami Vivekananda. Study his character and his works. And do as best as you can the work that he liked. This will do you much good. Given these conditions, you will have no reason to worry about your salvation.

page.227, Letters for Spiritual Seekers, Mahapurush Maharaj’s letter from Belur Math on 26 June 1923.

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