RE: Introduction
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sukumar • Thu Apr 03 2003 - 01:11:55 PST
Sri Krishnaya Namah!
The naam japa always be fruitful for a bhaktha in the initial stages for
increasing concentration in recitals. The concentration increases with the
amount of interest/devotion we have. once a bhaktha makes it a habit to
recite namas of the Lord his interest grows/directed at Him and this
interest lead him to seek various avenues to know more about the Lord and
his deeds(just as you are a member of this group and know more on God). At
a highly elevated stages, zyana and bhakti becomes united, as they are one
and the same. Bhakthi the fruit of the knowledge that one has on God
should always be supported by shraddha and all these are complementary.
To become a bhaktha one needs Lord's krupa drishti, also. Hence, a
bhaktha is a gyani ('daksha' as per Lord Krishna). Thus knowledge and
devotion is inseparable.
Sukumar
Sri Krishnaparabrahmane Namah!
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Subject: RE: Introduction
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To quote an old saying,
"..even a parrot can be taught to recite a name, but it does not mean it
has understood its depth or comprehended its meaning"
As Krishan Maharaj within Bhaagwad Gita speaks of time and again, to do any
task without any heart leads to fruitless ventures...the same would also
apply to reciting the Lord's name without any depth of contemplation.
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