Page 105 - Bodhayanti Parasparam Vol 6
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Suffering is the root and results are flowers
and 7 are no less important in this endeavour of moulding the living, since, primarily, they play, a rather, dominant part.
Commandment 5 addresses our primary concern of living with happiness though surrounded by miseries. It prescribes that miseries are divine blessings alone for our good for which we should be thankful. Besides, Truthfulness is primary, which is presenting our own self in its true colours, not exclusively speaking truth. Babuji explains this a s a state, which in true sense is REALITY.
Commandment 7 adds another dimension to this feature of treating miseries in life. A distinction is made in misery caused when you are wronged by others. Natural corollary (as we are still human beings in the process of moulding ourselves) is development of revenge towards those who wronged us. If we develop the attitude that our past Samskaras alone are coming to Bhogum as miseries, we refrain from the revengeful action, as it will only add one more to out already accumulated Samaskaras. While dealing with this commandment Babuji observes : “The external help comes in the form of suffering caused by wrongs done by other against which the people generally poison their thought on account of their ignorance”. In the same commandment, Babuji further says : “Anything that comes to us for our ultimate good may it be from any medium, fills our heart with delight and promotes in is a sense of gratitude”.
Babuji states in the message that when associates request Him to remove difficulties and tension, He counseled them that both comfort and discomfort, tension and de-tension exist side by side and remembrance of one will be there when its opposite exists. Silence is beyond both these conditions. Silence is nearer to God. It is in the abstract form and cannot be seen. It can be seen by constant practice which “Sahaj Marg System “provides.
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