Issue No. 128 • June 23, 2002
Editor: Mr. Virendra Pandurang Marathe
  
 
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Need For Spirituality

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Thoughts and us


    "Each issue has to be given a thought to, but it is not for us to do so."


Implied Meaning:  
    Here, 'issue' refers to worldly situations that one is faced with in daily life. 'But it is not for us to do so' means that a seeker need not pay undue attention to such matters, but continue with his spiritual practice. As the seeker continues his spiritual practice, he develops detachment (vairagya) and realizes that such situations arise from the Great Illusion (Maya) and the experience of Bliss or the Soul principle is independent of it. 


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