14 Nov

 MMCS 46

 

The Sunday satsang commenced with Shobha Mam's Deepavali greeting to all Abyasis. 

Shobha Mam emphasised on Guru Smarane. With constant remembrance of Guru the journey of life becomes smooth and easy. She says everyone can become Guru with the guidance of Master  but one has to aspire with intense perseverance. Bilva leaves are offered to Lord Shiva which are very auspicious. She compares the thorns attached to the Bilva twigs to that of negativity. She says one has to negate the thorns and offer the leaves  considered positive to the Lord. She concluded by saying "Sada Guru Smarane madi".


Shri Viswanathji , being a senior abhyasi also addressed the gathering throwing light upon the concept of "My Master. He says our smaskaras lead to cycle of birth and death. If we indulge in Silentation with constant remembrance of Master the formation of smaskaras will not happen. One has to involve the Master in one's daily activities surrendering to him, then the work gets accomplished automatically. "I and my Master " feeling has to be established. Then slowly the "I" vanishes and "Master" prevails. One should repose utmost faith in  Master followed by patience. He says the "My Master" feeling is Shiva. One should allow Master to take care of us, surrendering to him. He will clear a major portion of our smaskaras and the left over portion one has to undergo sufferings to clear the same. He says that one should give the credit to the feeling of "My Master" when one's work is accomplished. He says that even though u are not physically present at the Satsang, your eagerness to see the Master is suffice for having attended the Satsang. We should have love & faith in Him and patience to  experience success in life. He concluded by saying that only living Master can take care of our smaskaras and so all of us should

 practice sitting from Mon.to Sat. and on Sunday transmission of energy by Master by his physical presence. 


Namachivayam.

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