Passage of the Day 170607
Published 1 year, 5 months ago in My life.Greetings,
Everyone is searching for Krishna in the different aspects of His manifestations. Krishna, the supreme personality of Godhead, is partially realised in His impersonal effluence and as the all-pervading Supersoul swelling within everything, including the particles of atoms.
It is all very well, and indeed an important part of everyday functionalist survival in this corporeal world, to partake in fruitive actions for the benefit of one’s material Self - however one can only rationally accept that in this action they worship only trace elements of the supreme Lord Krishna rather than Him in the whole.
So as you go about your daily activities, make time to sit and reflect on all that Krishna has provided, so that you may hope to understand - perhaps in this life, perhaps in the next - the Truth for what it is.
In His Grace and Divinity,
Will
Passage of the Day Chapter 4 Versus 11-14
Lord Sri Krsna’s Teachings on Activity
4:11 - All who in whatever way surrender unto me, I reward them accordingly. All mankind follows My path O Arjuna, in all respects.
4:12 - IN this world those who desire success for fruitive activities worship the various demigods; since in human society success from fruitive actions manifests very quickly.
4:13 - The four divisions of human order were created by me according to differences in quality, activities, and aptitude; although the creator of this, know me as the non-doer being immutable.
4:14 - Activities never implicate me nor are any aspirations for the results of my action by Me. One who knows me in this way, he never becomes entangled by reactions to fruitive actions.
Isn’t it annoying being preached to?
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that othwr guy will never learn ,
he thinks that being annoying and so much , is just a “test of faith” or some such stupidity..
Not really… it’s passage of the day… there for those of us who want to read it. Easily ignored or avoided by those of us who don’t. Like all the other posts that may or may not interest people.
i would think that the fact that most of his posts have ZERO comments , and that he often spams the frontpage with 3 or 8posts at a time , AND the fact that quiteoften the only comments on hisposts are .. “take the preaching to the church ” says that no one is very interested in being preached to ..
butlike i said , im sure his deusional brain sees this as something to be proud of … toiling against adversity or some similar claptrap, that is meant to be a sign from his fairy that heis fighting the good fight…
hahaha
If someone posts something I find boring/annoying/irrelevant to me, I don’t say bad things about them on other posts or complain, I simply, and this is important, DON’T READ THE POST. It’s much easier and more polite.
No one is being preached to if they don’t want it - you see the words “Passage of the day” by Bill, you know it’s going to be a Bible passage, and you don’t have to click on it. No one is forcing you. And, if you do unintentionally click on Passage of the Day when you aren’t interested, believe it or not, you DON’T ACTUALLY HAVE TO READ IT.
Still, I do agree that in all cases it’s nicer when people keep their number of posts (whatever they may be about) to less than five in a row.
But to click on Bill’s passage of the day and then complain that you’re being preached to is like walking past a church on your way to somewhere else, noticing that there is a church service in full swing, walking in, sitting down, and then complaining that you’re being preached to.
Under the bodhi tree -
I vow with all beings
to be still until I become one with
all the heart shaped leaves
Under the mucalinda tree –
I vow with all beings
to sit until the moon, a bowl,
is almed only by the Good
Under the goatherd’s banyan –
I vow with all beings
to sit until at the roots
every snake becomes an acolyte,
Under the rajayatana tree –
I vow with all beings
to sit until the nests of all birds
are given gifts by the cuckoo
Under the red-blossoming asokas –
I vow with all beings
to sit until the clouds reissue
the seed of knowledge,
Under the thin mulberry –
I vow with all beings
to sit until the silk-worms
eat all the greed driven life-cycles.
I can’t remember who wrote it, but it’s my passage of the day