Sree Krishna, the Lord of LovePremananda Bharati, Baba
Religion
Sree Krishna, the Lord of Love
Premananda Bharati, Baba
Krishna (Hindu deity)
From the aura these characters are reflected again upon the Ether which
receives the impression and keeps the record of each external and
internal event in Nature. The Ether is the storehouse of the records of
all human and natural happenings and vibrations. And it is from this
storehouse of all mental records that true clairvoyance draws its
inspired messages and revelations, A fully developed Yogi can learn the
details of an event which occurred ten thousand years ago or of any
time, and can tell of any present or future occurrence in any part of
the world by concentrating upon the Ether, the all-knowing Ether.
Thus the records of the causes of human actions are kept in triplicate,
so that there is no escape from the potencies of their merits and
demerits, unless the main records (those on the mind) are melted away by
the fire of absolute, all-absorbing spiritual consciousness.
Actions (Karma) are of two kinds, white and black. White Karma springs
from the Sāttwic state of mind, and Black Karma from its Tāmasic state.
The color of Sattwa (Illumination) is white, the color of Tama
(Darkness) is black, hence Karma is white or black. Rāja is the
attribute of Activity, the working principle, the motive power of
action. Without the aid of Rāja no action is possible. When Rāja works
with dominant Sattwa the result is white Karma, when it works with
dominant Tama, the result is black Karma. The white and black actions
are commonly called good and bad. What is a good action? It is an action
whose ultimate reaction produces harmony and happiness and illumines the
mind. What is a bad action? It is an action which, however enjoyable or
otherwise while it lasts, produces a reaction of inharmony, pain and
misery, causing darkness of the mind.
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