“I withdraw from people and places from time to time, I need space from a world that is filled with millions of mouths that talk too much but never have anything to say.”
~Kaitlin Foster
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All spiritual sadhanas of the aspirant are like the efforts of the kasturi-mriga. The final fructification of sadhana involves the termination of the ego-life of the aspirant. At that moment there is the realization that he himself has, in a sense, been the object of all his search and endeavor. All that he suffered and enjoyed — all his risks and adventures, all his sacrifices and desperate strivings — were intended for achieving true Self-knowledge, in which he loses his limited individuality only to discover that he is really identical with God, who is in everything.
What is love? To give, and never to ask.
What leads to this love? Grace.
What leads to this grace? Grace is not cheaply bought. It is gained by being always ready to serve, and reluctant to be served.
Meher Baba <3-
Not bad! I liked that line…love is just to give not to ask. An unconditional love. What about unrequited and mutual love. If you are interested to ..
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Behind every atom of this world hides an infinite universe.
– Rumi <3
Real happiness lies in Oneness; wherever
there is duality there is trouble.
The trinkets of this world cannot tempt the
true divine lover. He does not feel the appetites
and cannot enjoy sound sleep. He resembles a
fish just taken out of water. He is restless until
he is united with the Beloved.
Meher Baba <3
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