I'm still living with the disruption of my life caused by my husband's sudden death 2 years ago. I completely lived my life through his eyes. He was my full identity. I never thought it was possible I would survive without him. I feel like someone ripped off the warm comforting, protective blanket that was wrapped around me and now I am fully exposed to the cold harsh storms of material life trying to figure out how to navigate and who to be.
Dear Maharaj, I have to say that you are the greatest disruptor in my life . With the wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita and and your exemplary character, you disrupted my life in a beautiful and profound way now three years ago . You continue doing so with your your loving guidance , trusting encouragement , revolutionary teachings and gentle push to move forward spiritually and to have a spirit of service .
Eternally grateful and endoubted to you for the changes , the zest and the Grace that you have brought to my life .
Wishing you the very best in every step of your meaningful life. Krishna will always be with you guiding you ; I am sure of this .
Srila Prabhupada.....indeed. He has brought meaning to life, otherwise it was a senseless pursuit for sense gratification and going down in the repeated cycle of birth and death.....All glories to Srila Prabhupada. All glories to Iskcon devotees.
To me "scriptures" continue to disrupt my life (starting from BG, SB and few other books); right now, anyone & everyone who challenges my 'status quo' / 'comfort zone'
The approach of the so neglected sad darshana-s created the most disruptive samskara in my creeds about bhakti. What is wrong, what is right about pramanas, dogmas and superstitions spread "all over the world".
My huawey cell phone has been more than suficient to stay connected with the tattva-s, and weeks of vicara have disrupted decades of "preaching".
Teaching is the essence. Shastra-s are the basis. Efficiency is the principle.
I'm still living with the disruption of my life caused by my husband's sudden death 2 years ago. I completely lived my life through his eyes. He was my full identity. I never thought it was possible I would survive without him. I feel like someone ripped off the warm comforting, protective blanket that was wrapped around me and now I am fully exposed to the cold harsh storms of material life trying to figure out how to navigate and who to be.
Two big spiritual disrupters in my life were/are Prithu Prabhu and Prahlādānanda Swami.
Comfort is the enemy of progress. A sadhu shakes you up.
Dear Maharaj, I have to say that you are the greatest disruptor in my life . With the wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita and and your exemplary character, you disrupted my life in a beautiful and profound way now three years ago . You continue doing so with your your loving guidance , trusting encouragement , revolutionary teachings and gentle push to move forward spiritually and to have a spirit of service .
Eternally grateful and endoubted to you for the changes , the zest and the Grace that you have brought to my life .
Wishing you the very best in every step of your meaningful life. Krishna will always be with you guiding you ; I am sure of this .
At your service , Eva
Srila Prabhupada.....indeed. He has brought meaning to life, otherwise it was a senseless pursuit for sense gratification and going down in the repeated cycle of birth and death.....All glories to Srila Prabhupada. All glories to Iskcon devotees.
So glad to find you on Substack.
To me "scriptures" continue to disrupt my life (starting from BG, SB and few other books); right now, anyone & everyone who challenges my 'status quo' / 'comfort zone'
The approach of the so neglected sad darshana-s created the most disruptive samskara in my creeds about bhakti. What is wrong, what is right about pramanas, dogmas and superstitions spread "all over the world".
My huawey cell phone has been more than suficient to stay connected with the tattva-s, and weeks of vicara have disrupted decades of "preaching".
Teaching is the essence. Shastra-s are the basis. Efficiency is the principle.