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A true devotee’s faith
Absolute faith is never narrow or exclusive; it embraces every manifestation of the divine, finding ultimate unity beneath the multiplicity of names and forms. “Once, while going to Kamarpukur, I was overtaken…
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The faith behind miracles
Intellectual comprehension of spiritual truths remains mere theory until total, unhesitating trust transforms belief into living conviction. A milk-maid used to fetch milk daily for a brahmana priest living on the other…
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By the will of God
Absolute surrender to the divine turns every circumstance—whether comfort or adversity—into a seamless expression of a higher, unfolding reality. In a certain village, there lived a weaver. He was a very pious…
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How to see God
Realising the divine is never an intellectual pastime; it demands the same desperate, consuming urgency that a drowning person feels for a breath of air. A disciple asked his teacher, “Sir, please…
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Lord Vishnu and his devotee
Authentic divine protection meets us in our weakness, but the moment ego retaliates and takes justice into its own hands, grace steps back to let us learn our lessons. Once, Lord Vishnu…
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Self-surrender has no scope for complaint
Absolute surrender leaves no room for grievance, recognizing that even the sharpest sorrows originate from the same source we worship. Once, when Lord Rama and his brother Lakshmana went to take bath…
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Hiss but not bite
Spiritual gentle manners must never be mistaken for complete defenselessness; wisdom requires shielding one’s peace without ever harbouring the intent to harm. Some cowherd boys used to tend their cows in a…
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The mahut God
Perceiving divinity in all forms requires equal reverence for the guidance that protects us—to see God everywhere is to honour the voice of reason as well. In a forest, there lived a…
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Four blind men and an elephant
Fragmented perception mistakes a partial glimpse for absolute reality, breeding endless conflict where unity alone exists. Once, four blind men went out to see an elephant. One touched the leg of the…
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Frog in the well
Confined within the narrow walls of dogma, the conditioned mind mistakes its limited enclosure for the infinite universe and rejects whatever transcends its horizon. A frog lived in a well. It had…