A day at Dakshineswar
Saturday, April 5, 1884
(Henceforth Shri Ramkrishna will be spoken of as Thakur” when required as it is so done in the Gospel )
550.
“Narayana in the guise of the sadhu.
Narayana
in the guise of the cheat.
Narayana
in the guise of the Jealous.
Narayana
in the guise of the lecher”.
How
does Narayana look?
No
reply to this extent has been given by anybody. From time immemorial it is the
conviction that the one and same Atman is in the heart of everybody but no
proof has been set up for it. It becomes hypothesis. It is declared by Swami
Vivekananda. “All religions of the world are hypothesis”. The long and short
story of the theme is that one realizes and the rest of the human race has got
to believe him. The individual realization is no realization. An Universal
realization is religion as it is meant for the whole human race. Yes, a Man
becomes Narayana. When He becomes Narayana He will be Universally seen in the
shape of His own person.
What
about the individual realization of this Nara-narayana?
Yes,
there is a realization. When a man becomes Narayana by his own internal
realizations he dreams that on the palm of his hand he has got Salagram Sila, a
symbol of Narayana worshipped in India. But this is Individualism and it is but
a seed and ultimately the seed becomes a tree and the tree bears fruit and the
fruit is tasted by the whole human race. They come to know by seeing Him within
that they are also Narayana in different forms and names. So everybody is
Narayana. There is no bar for becoming Narayana.
551.
“She alone knows why she assumes the two aspects – terrible and compassionate
in her at the same time”.
It
is spoken of the human body. The image of Kali represents this human body. A
man in his own body has got these two aspects – one is animal and the other is
divine. Lesser the animality, greater the divinity – but this divinity in a man
comes out automatically annihilating the animality, or in other words, this
human body is such a wonderful machine of the Mother Shyama that it converts
all the evils into Universal goodness, that is the Universal Self – the form of
a living man – the attainer of Sukram (Purest of the Pure) in the Vedic term.
552.
“Had Keshab Babu been a genuine one, then his disciples would have in a better
plight”.
“Like
father, like son”, they say.
The
yogi gets the spiritual self, in the shape of his own image, transferred and
established within the body of his disciple and takes his charge. He is seen to
accompany him everywhere. He talks, guides and instructs him. In the spiritual
world the disciple is thus uplifted.
But
here in Keshab Babu it was not so found.
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