Page 106 - Path to Perfection

[ 5-4-1928 (A.B Vol 1) ]
Kama, Krodha, Lobha, Moha :
“ There is nothing so important for a man as passion. Passions have been related in different ways in the scriptures of all religions. The true picture is something else. The first jerk of energy was passion. It was pregnant with all the forces required for creation. It came from the highest intelligence because that was the component factor to give movement to the Will of God. It also came to our share, but its beauty was lost because “I” viewed it from different angles. The centre of the highest intelligence and of passion is the same. It cannot be annihilated in any way or by any method, because it excites into action that which is necessary for man. Man cannot enter into the spiritual life unless he is moved with force towards it.”
[ 6-4-1928 (A.B Vol. 1) ]
“ Anger and passion are the creation of Divine. Lobha-covetousness, and Moha- undue attachment, are man’s creation. Nobody can destroy God’s creation, but we can only modify it. Destroy your own creation. When energy descended from near about centres, it worked for the creation. There were anti-clockwise movements all over. The result of this movement was that matter was formed. The movement was not less than about three lakhs per second. Had the movement not been so strong, matter would not have been formed. I formed some matter and that is the basis of all creation. There was movement, and also movement in movement. It caused some force which grew into rage ultimately. All these came into our share. Man is the epitome of the Universe. Since heavy movement was there it became a force of material character. When Will touches its depth, it produces a sort of irritation which one feels when one plays with it. The cause of heaviness is unbalanced movement. If balance had not been disturbed there would have been no creation. For every progress, rise and fall are necessary. “
[ 9-4-1928 ( A.B Vol. 1 ) ]
Anger - control of
“Question: [Pujya Babuji] “What is poison for spirituality?” “Answer: [Rev. Lalaji Maharaj] “Anger”.