Yes. The body gets old. When it becomes less useful the soul leaves it. And goes helplessly based on karma. Like a leaf cut from a tree
Pray and do good while you can. Social activity is only slightly good.
Life was given not for financial or social success. It was there to know yourself as soul by complete experience.
Instead all of our time was wasted for money social events and debating what book to read and follow – based on our stupid intelligence
Conditioned that success is money and status
After certain age it is too late. His intellect cannot accept more. Ego will say I know what I am doing. Who are YOU to tell me ?
Some have achieved social status and money by being a successful “sadhu”
And we believe that this is also an Amazon buying item – the more stars the public give it must be a better product
God laughs at the stupidity of humans
Even Arjun could not recognize Krishna
I urge people to go away. Stop reading my blogs. Find your “guru” with the most money and popularity
That’s all you can see it think
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Pranam: I read your blogs regularly but often wonder why exactly are you writing your thoughts/learnings…do you want readers to ponder over your thoughts & choose the path themselves? I believe, most people who read your blog are seeking guidance in a way or two and still looking for a teacher….If even Arjun could not recognize Krishna when he was right in front of him & had all intentions to help him out of his misery, how would an ordinary men like us would expect to identify true Guru?
With due regards…Lokesh
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The clarity that a disciple needs is wanting to either love God or wanting to know himself or herself or no longer wanting to be a slave to their mind or never ever want to come back even if they are in current happy situation.
Once that goal is there then then rest comes easier.
Must people want worldly things – or just want to impress others with information of spirituality
A guru can spend a life looking for one disciple. Like ramkrishna. He only had Vivekananda for 2 years of his life then he passed away
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No one is ordinary. All are divine. Just the divine self is to be experienced