Drama of life
12.11.2014
Those who imagine that the Impersonal cannot
manifest itself in a personal form are in effect denying its omnipotence and
the possibility that man can commune with his Maker. The Lord has often
appeared in living tangibility before true devotees. Down the ages He has
materialized Himself before the gaze of his devotees in whatever forms they
hold most dear.
The Lord yearns to behold each man playing perfectly
his given role on earth. It is by misuse of free will that human beings thwart
the divine plan. Absence of the clamor of the egotistical desires enables us to
hear and heed the guiding voice within. Free from self-will, men of wisdom
carry on their activities in effortless accordance with God’s design.
“Not as I
will, but as Thou wilt,” Jesus prayed. No Karma* accrues to the man who
rightfully enacts his part in the drama of earthly life.
Divine recollection is the simplest way to achieve
God-communion. Our inner assertion of spiritual identity is sufficient to
operate the law for fulfillment of prayers. This law has been utilized by
saints of all lands. From the depths of his own experience, Christ was able to
give us this glorious assurance:
“If ye have faith, and doubt not . . . if ye shall
say unto this mountain, Be thou removed, and be thou cast into sea, it shall be
done. And all things whatsoever ye shall ask in prayer, believing, ye shall
receive.”
Bhawana Somaaya / Tweets: @bhawanasomaaya
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