--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, merudanda <no_reply@...> wrote: > > Forgive me > Dome Buck flying light [:D] > > Selah: > Should my spirit looks to Buck alone?
Nay you ninny not me, look to the Unified Field. All the Ground for a Revival Movement that we need is in "Jai Guru Dev Brahmananda Saraswati": The Guru Dev Swami Brahmananda Saraswati Spiritual Regeneration Movement. -Buck > Is my rock and my refuge his throne? > Does in all my fears, in all my straits, > My soul on his salvation only waits? > > Once has his mighty voice declared, > Once and again my ears have heard, > "All power is' his eternal due; > He must be feared and trusted too > > False are men of Golden Dome degree, > The baser sort are vanity; > Laid in the balance, both appear > Light as a Buck-puff of empty air. [:x] > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Buck" wrote: > > > > Make not increasing gold your trust, > > Nor set your heart on glitt'ring dust; > > Why will you grasp the fleeting smoke, > > And not believe what Guru Dev hath spoke? > > For sov'reign pow'r reign not alone, > > Grace is the partner of the throne; > > Thy grace and justice mighty Guru, > > Shall well divide our last reward. > > Jai Guru Dev [SBS], > > -Buck in the Dome > > > > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Dick Mays dickmays@ wrote: > > > > > > > > > From: Purusha in Himalaya donotreply@ > > > > > > New post on Purusha in Himalaya > > > > > > > > > Maharishi talks of his first sight of Guru Dev transcript > > > by Andrew Lawson Kerr > > > > > > > > > I found Guru Dev by the grace of God and by my desire to find him. > In India, it's a very normal thing for a child to think of God and to > find Him and converse with Him. God-realization is a very concrete > experience in the Indian air, and this instills in every Indian heart a > desire to find a way and to seek a good guide to help them reach the > goal. > > > > > > This situation was true in my case in the early days. One day I was > led by those, who knew I was fond of meeting saints, to a house > somewhere in the forest, and then I was led up some stairs to a terrace. > It so happened that this was a very dark night and I could barely see a > chair with a few people sitting around it, all quiet. The silence there > was so great that one felt hesitant to even breathe properly, because > breath was felt so horribly in that atmosphere. As I came close to the > chair a car came down a nearby road, and its highlights lit up the porch > for a moment. Then I saw Guru Dev and I thought: "Here is the sun" This > was the flashing moment of light, which decided my destiny. > > > > > > I somehow was able to speak with him. He asked me about everything I > was doing, and when he heard I was student he said: "First finish your > studies". There was nothing to argue about or discuss. > > > > > > By the time I had finished my studies, he had become Shankaracharya > in Jyotir Math. I was told that many people were going to that place and > I went there and found Guru Dev, and then I stayed. > > > > > > This devotion to Guru Dev, devotion to one's Master, when you will > go in detail of the Vedic tradition, to which we belong, it seems it has > been of just this series of instances, where the disciple surrendered > and got enlightened through surrender. And such surrender is not a thing > on the thinking level or manipulation, no, it's a very genuine, > innocent, abstract yet very concrete contact with the reality. The > history of this tradition is full of these values of surrender to the > Master and this is what sustains knowledge generation after generation > > > > > > The great impact of Guru Dev in his lifetime is in bringing out so > clearly and in such simple worlds this technique of TM and his blessing > for this Movement, which came out much after he left his body, because > there was no occasion during his lifetime for any of his intimate > blessed disciples to go out of his presence. That's why any such > Movement to bless the world could not have started during his time. > > > > > > He was so divine, he was so sublime. It was not possible to think > of one day away from him. It was just not possible. > > > > > > So his expression, his teachings, made the whole possibility of > everyone to get onto this blessed state of unity through a scientific > procedure, systematic procedure, because the truth is that not many > people are at any time in any age in a position to follow this > spontaneous and innocent path of surrender and get enlightenment. It is > just not practical. It is not possible. And therefore a system, a > procedure, a method, something very tangible, concrete yet based on the > same spontaneous impulse of life which makes one surrender to his > master-same spontaneous impulse of life. We just get sold out to > something so sublime and so divine, same impulse takes the mind to the > transcendent and getting this direct experience of this unboundedness. > Same impulse of life, same tender innocent impulse of life seeking > abundance is used spontaneously in that path of surrender to the master > and living that unified state of life and the same tender impulse of > life seeking for more and more is used in Transcendental Meditation in > order to bring that unboundedness and rise eventually to unity. The same > thing, the same value of life, used in this way bringing the same > results; used in this way bringing the same results. > > > > > > And this is the greatness of his teaching. This is the fullness of > his value for the world for all times. > > > > > > The same tender impulse of life to be used by every man in the world > without having anything to do with anything else. Nothing to do with the > master or teaching or anything or anything. Master is all right, Teacher > is all right. As long as one thing has been learned and once one has > learned it is on the level of life itself. > > > > > > This do it yourself technique it doesn't involve anything > individual, anything other than what he himself is and then brings him > enlightenment right there were he is. > > > > > > --Maharishi Guru Purnima July 8, 1971 > > > > > > Andrew Lawson Kerr | July 21, 2013 at 4:11 pm | Categories: > Knowledge & news, Maharishi's wisdom | URL: http://wp.me/p2VvD6-7s > > > Comment See all comments > > > > > > Unsubscribe or change your email settings at Manage Subscriptions. > > > > > > Trouble clicking? Copy and paste this URL into your browser: > > > > http://www.alkpurusha.net/maharishi-talks-of-his-first-sight-of-guru-dev\ > -transcript/ > > > > > >
