The roots of real love lie deep within the soul. Linking it with the Supreme Soul (God) makes in an eternal source of unlimited, unalloyed bliss.
What we often regard as love is, in one form or the other, an affection or attachment with the people or things which we feel as our own. But this binding, howsoever strong that may be, with the perishable entities of this ever-changing world can't be long lasting or consistently blissful. The instances of change like - demise of near and dear ones, separation from the beloved, loss of hard-earned prosperity, or tainting of self-prestige, etc used to be so loving, appears an ocean of dole and depression in these tragic moments. This demonstrates that the bounds and strength of "worldly love" are no more stable or stronger than a castle of sand. Love with the mortal beings, with the momentary things of this world is therefore not true love. True love is a perennial source of limitless joy.... How can it ever be a cause of sorrow?
True love is a spiritual feeling, which surrenders the individual self in the Divine Supreme Self. The individual self, the soul is immortal, sublime, consciousness force, so its love could only be with the Sachchidanand (eternal, omnipresent, ever-enlightening, and ever-blissful) Supreme Soul.
Accumulate Strength
Life is a sort of a continuum of struggles of varied intensities and types. One has to fight with diverse, unfavorable situations and troubles every moment. The success of life is in proceeding ahead against all odds. This seems to be the case with the life cycle of every living being; despite enormous gifts of nature, there also appear enemies and hardships all around in one form or the other. "Survival of the fittest" is a bitter truth in this world. The weaker is a prey to the stronger; big fishes eat the tiny ones; Sparrows eat insects; Hawks eat sparrows and so on…. Huge trees grab the food of the small plants around; the rich men exploit the poor; the mightier rule over the meek.
What do these live- examples teach us? If we do not want to let ourselves ruined by adversities and want to live with dignity, we must be alert and eliminate our weaknesses. We should at least have that much (inner) strength that no one would ruin us just like that; we should at least have the courage, vigor and mental power to fight for our genuine rights and work for moral rise.
Before entering the worldly life, we must know this secret that only the awakened, aware, strong (independent), confident and wise enjoy esteemed success here.
What we often regard as love is, in one form or the other, an affection or attachment with the people or things which we feel as our own. But this binding, howsoever strong that may be, with the perishable entities of this ever-changing world can't be long lasting or consistently blissful. The instances of change like - demise of near and dear ones, separation from the beloved, loss of hard-earned prosperity, or tainting of self-prestige, etc used to be so loving, appears an ocean of dole and depression in these tragic moments. This demonstrates that the bounds and strength of "worldly love" are no more stable or stronger than a castle of sand. Love with the mortal beings, with the momentary things of this world is therefore not true love. True love is a perennial source of limitless joy.... How can it ever be a cause of sorrow?
True love is a spiritual feeling, which surrenders the individual self in the Divine Supreme Self. The individual self, the soul is immortal, sublime, consciousness force, so its love could only be with the Sachchidanand (eternal, omnipresent, ever-enlightening, and ever-blissful) Supreme Soul.
Accumulate Strength
Life is a sort of a continuum of struggles of varied intensities and types. One has to fight with diverse, unfavorable situations and troubles every moment. The success of life is in proceeding ahead against all odds. This seems to be the case with the life cycle of every living being; despite enormous gifts of nature, there also appear enemies and hardships all around in one form or the other. "Survival of the fittest" is a bitter truth in this world. The weaker is a prey to the stronger; big fishes eat the tiny ones; Sparrows eat insects; Hawks eat sparrows and so on…. Huge trees grab the food of the small plants around; the rich men exploit the poor; the mightier rule over the meek.
What do these live- examples teach us? If we do not want to let ourselves ruined by adversities and want to live with dignity, we must be alert and eliminate our weaknesses. We should at least have that much (inner) strength that no one would ruin us just like that; we should at least have the courage, vigor and mental power to fight for our genuine rights and work for moral rise.
Before entering the worldly life, we must know this secret that only the awakened, aware, strong (independent), confident and wise enjoy esteemed success here.
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Spiritual spirit comes from the very inner layer of our body. This is known as feeling of an individuals.