About the lord's compassion
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• October 25, 2000
Dear friends, I am struggling with a philosophical question which I am sure many of you would have asked yourself. So I request you to share your thoughts about this. firstly, does nArAyaNA have the capacity to bring his leelA- vibhUti to a close and give mOksham to every jiva? The answer to this question seems to be "yes", since everything is supported and controlled by him. Then why, being a compassionate lord, does he not do this? Is it not obvious that every jIva will enjoy mOksha more than the ups and downs of samsara? One way to answer this is to appeal to the fact that samSAra is beginningless. But still the fact remains that at any point of time, the lord chooses to let the play of samsAra continue. Does this mean that his desire for propagating this play somehow overrides his compassion? -Kasturi -------------------------------------------------------------- - SrImate rAmAnujAya namaH - To Post a message, send it to: bhakti-list@eGroups.com Search archives at http://ramanuja.org/sv/bhakti/archives/index.html#SEARCH
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