Page 609 - Bodhayanti Parasparam Vol 6

“The understanding comes when the seed at the bottom is fried up”
Bahushyami) with a fond hope that we shall emulate ‘IT’ and has generously bestowed the human with the faculty of ‘Thinking’ (mind). It is our bounden duty to persevere the path with confidence and courage and reach the pinnacle of human perfection. In the words of the Great Master “Human perfection lies in Realising the Master as Master in true sense, and oneself as His slave devoted entirely to His service”....( Imperience Beckons – pg 57 ).
The ISRC is in the service of Eternally present Supreme Personality. Therefore it is incumbent and imperative that every practicant appreciates by heart “Service as the goal and service as the means” and participate in the divine endeavour as Master wants one to be with all humility but with abundant courage. This constructive individual development is one of the objectives of the ISRC and all of us individually and collectively are moving in that direction of total selfless service towards the divine, by the divine and for the divine.
There is a Japanese proverb which says “Thinking without action is day dreaming and action without thinking is nightmare”. The spirit of the proverb demands that one should understand and perform through participation as a true servant of the divine. This is possible only when individuality and its angularities are dissolved in toto so that divinity alone expresses itself in its full bloom. That is why, as the seminar topic says “The understanding comes when the seed at the bottom is fried up” is to be understood in letter and spirit and mould oneself in the spirit of 9th Commandment of the Great Master so that as Master puts “But as Indians we are interested to produce the same environment in us, so that others may be benefited by its radiation.” (SDG-pg 35). Practically we are aware that this is possible when we move and work from the realms of ‘No boundary
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