Believe to Allow Prayers’ Fulfillment. {185.}
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“This is why I am telling you:
When you are praying
and asking God for something,
believe that you have received it,
and it will happen for you.”
---- The Bible; Mark 11:24.
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This blog strives to be an inspiring compendium of the cream of quotes that would make for engaging reading & useful reference by anyone. Our first focus is the various scriptures that collectively form the richest & most treasured aspect of humanity's cultural legacy. However, interesting quotes from works of literature & other sources shall also be liberally included.
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Violence not Any Lasting Solution. {184.}
Violence not Any Lasting Solution. {184.}
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“Through violence, you may ‘solve’ one problem,
but you sow the seeds for another.”
---- The 14th Dalai Lama.
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“Through violence, you may ‘solve’ one problem,
but you sow the seeds for another.”
---- The 14th Dalai Lama.
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Labels:
Dalai Lama,
Problem,
Seed,
Solution,
Violence
Saturday, October 16, 2010
God is Omnipresent; Keep Faith. {183.}
God is Omnipresent; Keep Faith. {183.}
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God is omnipresent.
Let us not doubt it.
Let us never doubt it.
Regardless of the fact that
life may apparently contain much
that might disappoint a devotee
about God’s love & omnipotence,
God remains omnipresent,
loving and caring.
God’s ways are mysterious indeed
& His Plans work subtly,
but the truly devout shall
finally be adequately satisfactorily redeemed.
One’s faith may frequently be
put to test & trial,
& we should emerge therefrom
the purged, stronger, more resolved!
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Note: This is drawn from & inspired by the scriptures, practices & teachings pertaining to the Radhasoami religion of Dayalbagh.
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God is omnipresent.
Let us not doubt it.
Let us never doubt it.
Regardless of the fact that
life may apparently contain much
that might disappoint a devotee
about God’s love & omnipotence,
God remains omnipresent,
loving and caring.
God’s ways are mysterious indeed
& His Plans work subtly,
but the truly devout shall
finally be adequately satisfactorily redeemed.
One’s faith may frequently be
put to test & trial,
& we should emerge therefrom
the purged, stronger, more resolved!
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Note: This is drawn from & inspired by the scriptures, practices & teachings pertaining to the Radhasoami religion of Dayalbagh.
Labels:
Caring,
Devotee,
God,
Love,
Mystery,
Omnipotence,
Omniscience,
Plan
Thursday, October 14, 2010
In the Beloved's Loving Arms. {182.}
In the Beloved's Loving Arms. {182.}
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“How did you get away?
You were the pet falcon of an old woman.
Did you hear the falcon-drum?
You were a drunken songbird put in with owls.
Did you smell the odor of a garden?
You got tired of sour fermenting
and left the tavern.
You went like an arrow to the target
from the bow of time and place.
The man who stays at the cemetery pointed the way,
but you didn’t go.
You became light and gave up wanting to be famous.
You don’t worry about what you’re going to eat,
so why buy an engraved belt?
I’ve heard of living at the centre,
but what about leaving the centre of the centre?
Flying toward thankfulness, you become the rare bird
with one wing made of fear, and one of hope.
In autumn, a rose crawling along the ground in the cold wind.
Rain on the roof runs down and out by the spout
as fast as it can.
Talking is pain. Lie down and rest,
now that you’ve found a friend to be with.”
---- Mystical poem by Jalaluddin Rumi.
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“How did you get away?
You were the pet falcon of an old woman.
Did you hear the falcon-drum?
You were a drunken songbird put in with owls.
Did you smell the odor of a garden?
You got tired of sour fermenting
and left the tavern.
You went like an arrow to the target
from the bow of time and place.
The man who stays at the cemetery pointed the way,
but you didn’t go.
You became light and gave up wanting to be famous.
You don’t worry about what you’re going to eat,
so why buy an engraved belt?
I’ve heard of living at the centre,
but what about leaving the centre of the centre?
Flying toward thankfulness, you become the rare bird
with one wing made of fear, and one of hope.
In autumn, a rose crawling along the ground in the cold wind.
Rain on the roof runs down and out by the spout
as fast as it can.
Talking is pain. Lie down and rest,
now that you’ve found a friend to be with.”
---- Mystical poem by Jalaluddin Rumi.
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