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Offline Ramesh Ramnani

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Significance of Baba's cross-legged posture
« on: May 08, 2005, 01:29:39 AM »
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  • Hemadpant gives a very good explanation for Baba's posture in the Satcharitha chapter 22.As the dark fortnight of every month wears out gradually, the moonlight also wanes in the same degree and on the new moon day, we do not see the moon at all, nor do we get her light. Therefore, when the bright fortnight begins, people are very anxious to see the moon. On the first day, the moon is not seen and on the second day also she is not clearly visible. Then the people are asked to see the moon through an opening between the two branches of a tree, and when they begin to see through this aperture eagerly and with concentration, the distant small crescent of the moon comes, to their great delight, within their ken. Following this clue, let us try to see Baba's Light. Look at Baba's posture, how fine it is! He is sitting with His legs folded, the right leg held across the left knee. The fingers of His left hand are spread on the right-foot. On the right toe are spread His two fingers-the index and middle ones. By this posture Baba means to say, "if you want to see My Light, be egoless and most humble and meditate on My toe through the opening between the two branches-index and middle fingers-and then you will be able to see My Light." This is the easiest means of attaining devotion.  

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    Re: Significance of Baba's cross-legged posture
    « Reply #1 on: May 08, 2005, 12:57:14 PM »
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  • Keep me as the focus of your thoughts and aims! You will realise the ultimate. Trust in your Guru with rock like, unshakable faith in all circumstances, in all times and for everything. That is enough!

    The Guru is God; there is no need for the four Sadhanas or the Six Sastras. The Guru's look of benevolence is food and drink to the disciple.

    Blessed are those who know the awesome glory of the Guru and realise that He is God.

    - Sri Sai Baba



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    A Person, who has controlled his mind, can achieve any success in his life. How far you are trying to control your mind?
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