(384) “Mother, why hast Thou given
him only one-sixteenth part of the whole thing?
Yes, Mother, I
understand it. One-sixteenth part will serve your purpose and that
will enable him to
teach the people.”
(385) “Why did I make you angry ?
Yes, it has got its own meaning”.
(386) “I have found *Hazra and he is like a piece of dry wood”.
While Shri Hazra
was on his death-bed, he saw that Thakur came to him. Hazra cried out, “Hush!
Be silent, Paramhansa Mahasaya (Thakur) is come” and he expired.
* Shri Pratap Chandra Hazra for sometimes lived in the temple of Dakshineswar and it was Thakur who gave him shelter there but he was an oppositionist to Thakur.
(387) “The display of God is enlivened by the
oppositionist such as ‘Jatila and Kutila’”.
(388)
“He who holds the
Universe in Him”.
(389) “The lion, the carrier of the
Divine Mother, ‘Jagadhatri’ (the Bearer of the
Universe), keeps the elephant under
control”.
The image of Jagaddhatri is in three
parts. The first one is that of an elephant---mind. Above the
elephant, the lion, an emblem of valour,
i.e. self-exertion. Above lion, there is the image of
Divine Mother holding the Universal
aspect of God in a form of God or a goddess.
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