Meditation

endless money-making,without boundariesdefining any place.There is nosense of belongingand no meaningbeyond money.

nihilism, inherentin the technologicalordering of theworld to yield apositive alternative,we need to transcendthe drive oftechnologizationtoward theinstrumentalisationof being and restorethe authentic purpose.

never to disownthe poor or bendmy knees beforeinsolent might.Give me thestrength tosurrender mystrength to thywill with love.(Ref: Tagore,Gitanjali,36)

can complement one another.Religious ascetics have somethingto learn from the naturalasceticism of the artist:it is unself¬conscious, organic,integrated in his art.It does not run the riskof becoming an end in itself.But the artist also has somethingto gain from religious asceticism.It not only raises him above his subjectand his material but above his art itself.He can now…

of Godhead, then logicallythere can only be one.You cannot have twoSupreme People.However the SupremePersonality can appearin unlimited ways,each different butstill simultaneously the same.Like infinity,this is actuallyinconceivable,but it is acceptable,if we credit Godwith being omnipotent.(From the thoughts of Murari Das,41 years, studies and practicesBhakti yoga) .

I am all ears for you.Would you murmur in my earswords of everlasting love.

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At the centre of my beingGod exists.My heart yearnsto be one with my God.

Such a poet is willingto be transcended by his work.The union of priest and poetare among the highest humanpossibilities and states thatthe Perfect Priestand the Perfect Poet are one.Both are concerned with the connectionof the interior and exterior elements of life.

on their rooftopsand windows,wrapping strandsaround bushes and trees,lighting candlesand burning fires.This is the timeof year the worldwitnesses to the comingof the very Onewho said of Himself:I am the Light of the World.- (St. John 8: 12 in the New Testament of the Holy Bible)

and spiritualdeath is the result.Sin was the root ofour spiritual ruin,and separationfrom God is thebitter fruit ofa man’s disobedience.Sin was the causeand the result is arace of men bornspiritually deadin trespasses andsins, without hopeand without God.But God made Himwho knew no sinto be sin on our behalf,so that we might becomethe righteousnessof God in Him.It…

inadequateself image.Think intentlyof the implicationsof this change.Hammerdownin your mindthe new truthabout yourself.You want to change.You are becominga new being.

Grief doesn’t appear.Just when we thinkthe pangs of anguishhave stolen theirlast breath, anotherwave sweeps inand we are forced torevisit the memories,the pain, the fear.Sometimes wetry to resist thechallenges of grieving.We long to avoid this fierce,yet holy pilgrimage.We fight against the currents,terrifiedofbeingoverwhelmed,of being discovered,of becoming lost in our brokenness.

The sense of the wrong we didis a constant distractionto commit ourselvesin the mystery of the present moment.Do not turn your back to the mystery.Mystery is real.(This was published by me in Micropoet under the name of my beloved mother Genova Maaa who passed away at the young age of 38. I published for a…

that clings on to the machinations of evil.Keep me clean and pureto carry your treasure in me.Manifest your glory through me.

were completely one in Christ.The two natures were notconfused in any way.The universal was particularizedin Christ, but that particularizationmust be personally appropriated,actualized in each and every one of us.The cosmic Christ makes Godpresent in us and it is in Christall things hold together.The supernaturalizationand transformation of all thingstakes place in and through Christ.(This is christian…

Truth is God alone.The life full of attachmentsand aversions is oftenthe work of your ego.Ego hides in youand makes you do thingswhich gives you sufferings.It leads you away from the truth.

the penalty of sinand Satanthat enslaved usbefore our salvation,when He paidthe price for our sinon the Cross, butHe also offers usfreedom from theongoing power of sin.