Re falling asleep after having indulged in sensual pursuits and then satiety, I was reminded of Guruji stating in one of his writings (can’t recall exactly where) that when we’re feeling overwhelmed by some problem, to seek the solace of sleep. Likely to let the conscious mind break free from the constant revolutions stuck on the situation. I’ve found that affirming “God, Christ, Gurus” has helped me so much in corraling some mental balance (also recommended by Guruji when circumstances threaten our peace of mind). Thx, fellas. 💫
The section on leadership part which you discussed is a good example for us on Humility as demonstrated by Mukunda here, Chris reminded too. Also, how to relate with others or one's magnetism as powerful influencer. In addition, what I found so graceful is attitude and reverence of disciple towards Guru. Not thought like he is being impartial or something but Mukunda reflected for us a virtue of obedience as well.
Bhagavan Krishna has promised that He will take our deficiencies/lack and increase our virtues. The verse is ," But those who always worship Me with exclusive devotion, meditating on My transcendental form- to them I carry what they lack, and I preserve what they have.
Re falling asleep after having indulged in sensual pursuits and then satiety, I was reminded of Guruji stating in one of his writings (can’t recall exactly where) that when we’re feeling overwhelmed by some problem, to seek the solace of sleep. Likely to let the conscious mind break free from the constant revolutions stuck on the situation. I’ve found that affirming “God, Christ, Gurus” has helped me so much in corraling some mental balance (also recommended by Guruji when circumstances threaten our peace of mind). Thx, fellas. 💫
The section on leadership part which you discussed is a good example for us on Humility as demonstrated by Mukunda here, Chris reminded too. Also, how to relate with others or one's magnetism as powerful influencer. In addition, what I found so graceful is attitude and reverence of disciple towards Guru. Not thought like he is being impartial or something but Mukunda reflected for us a virtue of obedience as well.
Bhagavan Krishna has promised that He will take our deficiencies/lack and increase our virtues. The verse is ," But those who always worship Me with exclusive devotion, meditating on My transcendental form- to them I carry what they lack, and I preserve what they have.
In the chapter, “Where Jesus is Now…” of the Divine Romance, Guruji does mention that Kumar eventually returned and followed him (page 261)
Wow what an Eagle eye you have for detail! Thank you so much for the reference, we read it with delight. 🙏🏽🫠