God's messenger talks about the movie - "Fierce Grace: The Story of Ram Dass" at Conversations with God - A blog by Neale Donald Walsch.
He writes that Ram Dass (a.k.a. Dr. Richard Alpert, born April 6, 1931) talks about "the power of God (and the process of personal creation; i.e, we create our own reality) to bring about healing of any condition.":
Healing is not, after all, the same as 'curing'
Healing does not mean going back to the way things were before,
but rather, allowing what 'is' now
to move us closer to God.
That is Fierce Grace!
Friday, March 28, 2008
Monday, December 3, 2007
Each and every life must be made effulgent
The first and the final word of manifestation is mobility or dynamicity.
Just as movement has no cessation, the path of movement also has no end.
In this very movement lies the happy union between eternal ethics and the ageless supra-sensory realization - their centripetal affinity.
It is not enough for a person to merely understand and abide by the truth.
Rather, it must be translated into reality in the practical lives of living beings.
With the greatest fulfillment in buds, flowers and fruits, each and every life must be made effulgent.
Everyone should be made to realize that in the path of movement, the Supreme fulfillment is the highest truth.
~Shrii Prabhat R. Sarkar
Just as movement has no cessation, the path of movement also has no end.
In this very movement lies the happy union between eternal ethics and the ageless supra-sensory realization - their centripetal affinity.
It is not enough for a person to merely understand and abide by the truth.
Rather, it must be translated into reality in the practical lives of living beings.
With the greatest fulfillment in buds, flowers and fruits, each and every life must be made effulgent.
Everyone should be made to realize that in the path of movement, the Supreme fulfillment is the highest truth.
~Shrii Prabhat R. Sarkar
Highest Service!
Service is the word of My disciples.
Be used by all, by the lowest, the smallest.
How best you can serve?
Let that be your daily seeking, not how best can you be served.
~Two Listeners
Be used by all, by the lowest, the smallest.
How best you can serve?
Let that be your daily seeking, not how best can you be served.
~Two Listeners
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