01/05/07 Bhagavan’s legacy to the world
Bhagavan said:
Today I am giving some boys and girls to the world. Who will remain to help the world? I am told to stay for the good of the people, but today I am announcing that I am leaving some boys and girls who will work for the people. I know they have enough energy to work for the people.
Commentary by Koji:
Bhagavan descends to the world when it is necessary to do great works on the spiritual level to convert great materialism to sufficient spirituality to support humanity for long enough. When Bhaagvan incarnates, he comes to fulfil a certain role in the Divine Sport, and the devotees will fulfil another role. Bhagavan does not save the world. That is the role of the devotees. The role of Bhagavan is to prepare the devotees so that they are capable of saving the world. When he has done this, when he has put enough energy into a few boys and girls, he goes away, and those boys and girls will really begin their work.
In what way did Ramakrishna save the world? He was always sat in the temple complex at Dakshineshwar. However, during this time, hidden from the world, he was gathering together some boys and girls, converting them into an army of sages, and those boys and girls began their works with great energy after his death with great success. In what way did Krishna save the world? He did not fight in the battle of Kurukshetra. He said some words to Arjuna, the Bhagavad Gita, and Arjuna fought. People considered him the king of a certain kingdom in India, not a God. However, his power continued working in his devotees after his death, and during his life, and it was always pulling the strings from behind. It is the same story with other avatars. When Jesus Christ was crucified, he only had twelve disciples. His crucifixion was news only in one province in Israel, an insignificant part of the Empire. His spirituality was carried to the people by others.
Who are these boys and girls that Bhagavan has given to the world? Those are ourselves. We are his legacy to the world. Now we have to begin to fulfil our roles in the Divine Sport. Bhagavan has put enough divine energy into us, so we are ready to take the responsibility to do it. In his sadhanas, Bhagavan says we must be independent. Bhagavan does not want us to depend on him all the time. He does not want to make an army of weak people. We have to be stood on our own two feet, strong and ready to work to carry out his divine plan for the world. Bhagavan lifted and has carried the cross long enough already; now we must take the weight from him ourselves. Let us try and see if we can. Together we will pull the world to the spiritual heights for our master, our God, who has shown us the light, and accepted us as his boys and girls.
May we make him proud.
Today I am giving some boys and girls to the world. Who will remain to help the world? I am told to stay for the good of the people, but today I am announcing that I am leaving some boys and girls who will work for the people. I know they have enough energy to work for the people.
Commentary by Koji:
Bhagavan descends to the world when it is necessary to do great works on the spiritual level to convert great materialism to sufficient spirituality to support humanity for long enough. When Bhaagvan incarnates, he comes to fulfil a certain role in the Divine Sport, and the devotees will fulfil another role. Bhagavan does not save the world. That is the role of the devotees. The role of Bhagavan is to prepare the devotees so that they are capable of saving the world. When he has done this, when he has put enough energy into a few boys and girls, he goes away, and those boys and girls will really begin their work.
In what way did Ramakrishna save the world? He was always sat in the temple complex at Dakshineshwar. However, during this time, hidden from the world, he was gathering together some boys and girls, converting them into an army of sages, and those boys and girls began their works with great energy after his death with great success. In what way did Krishna save the world? He did not fight in the battle of Kurukshetra. He said some words to Arjuna, the Bhagavad Gita, and Arjuna fought. People considered him the king of a certain kingdom in India, not a God. However, his power continued working in his devotees after his death, and during his life, and it was always pulling the strings from behind. It is the same story with other avatars. When Jesus Christ was crucified, he only had twelve disciples. His crucifixion was news only in one province in Israel, an insignificant part of the Empire. His spirituality was carried to the people by others.
Who are these boys and girls that Bhagavan has given to the world? Those are ourselves. We are his legacy to the world. Now we have to begin to fulfil our roles in the Divine Sport. Bhagavan has put enough divine energy into us, so we are ready to take the responsibility to do it. In his sadhanas, Bhagavan says we must be independent. Bhagavan does not want us to depend on him all the time. He does not want to make an army of weak people. We have to be stood on our own two feet, strong and ready to work to carry out his divine plan for the world. Bhagavan lifted and has carried the cross long enough already; now we must take the weight from him ourselves. Let us try and see if we can. Together we will pull the world to the spiritual heights for our master, our God, who has shown us the light, and accepted us as his boys and girls.
May we make him proud.
Koji
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01/05/07 Incarnation of the Supreme
Bhagavan said,
I have existed through all time and all ages. I am the creator and the Ultimate One. Those that are with me are that, too. They need to realise it, nothing more.
Commentary by Koji:
Bhagavan is an incarnation of the eternal, beyond time and space. The power that is Bhagavan exists eternally, creating, directing and dissolving universes.
His devotees are parts of Him, but have not yet realised it.
I have existed through all time and all ages. I am the creator and the Ultimate One. Those that are with me are that, too. They need to realise it, nothing more.
Commentary by Koji:
Bhagavan is an incarnation of the eternal, beyond time and space. The power that is Bhagavan exists eternally, creating, directing and dissolving universes.
His devotees are parts of Him, but have not yet realised it.