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Kabir, in his poems, has symbolized the Nirguna Brahma as Rama, Mother, Husband an Lover- all those who are dear & near to our hearts. He has done so only to make the people understand his verses. The people in his time were mostly illiterate.

Kabir war more a social reformer than a saint. He was a great soul!

I am a neophyte devotee. I have a weird problem: I am prone to having breakdowns of faith once in a while owing to spurious information being spread about my revered Guru and his disciples. I try to avoid it but since I have not had the fortune of close association with Shree Maharajji my mind plays tricks on me. I love Him very much and at the same time being a new devotee do not know how to strengthen my faith - I can only take solace in the fact that He has made me think about my Lord in a way nobody else ever did (and believe me I made an attempt to find a Guru for a good five years when a good friend miraculously introduced me to Shree Maharajji and the Philosophy of Divine Love). Please forgive me for being this way and kindly help me. I mean no offense , I am only looking to be guided because I really want to meet Shree Maharajji and follow Him everywhere and do not want to jeopardise that possibility with any kind of Namapraadh.

haridaasulu ‘veDalE’ muchchaTa gani

aanaMdamaaye dayaaLO’

Thanks & Regards

Thanks & Regards
venkateswara rao

God is equal to all living beings. He is a neutral judge who imparts justice and gives fruits of one’s actions. The amount of wealth an individual gets in life is not decided by God but by our previous actions.

Garud Puran states, “If a human does not give charity, he is born in abject poverty in the next life. To feed himself he commits crimes and sins, as a result of which he is made to suffer the torments of Narak. Once he is out he is once again born in poverty.”

We cannot blame a judge for imparting justice.

In God’s Love,
Didi Ji

It is definitely possible to realize God while living in the material world. The illiterate milkmaids of Vrindavan, known as the gopis, are the greatest proof that a married woman (or man) with children can attain God.

Though living in the world, the devotee must not become completely absorbed in the world. He must spend some precious time communicating with God, reading holy books, associating with Godly souls and breaking away from the usual routine from time to time to attend spiritual retreats.

In God’s Love,
Didi Ji

A mother never has to ask how to love her child. She loves him because she knows that he is her child. She accepts him as her own flesh and blood. Similarly, the devotee does not need to ask how to love Krishna and the disciple has no need to ask how to love the Guru more and more. The more your mind accepts God (and Guru) to be your one and only, the more love there will be in the heart for Him.

In God’s love,
Didi Ji

We are lucky to see Adi Shankaracharya himself who came down again to this world in the form of Pujya Gurudev Swami Chinmayananda, to Spread the messgae of Vedas and Scrpitures in the English language of the so-called Educated and has uplifted the whole of the humanity in to a divine plane of eternity and Subtle Knowledge of the Scriptures. We cannot repay for the Great work this Great Matser has done in 1 Life even if we take 100s of births.