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Soul Sustenance 15-01-2013
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The Source Of Pure Love
The highest love is the Supreme Being’s (Supreme Soul’s) love. This is the love
of the perfect spiritual being (soul), the perfect parent towards the imperfect
child where the parent does not see the child’s weaknesses. Just as the flower turns
each morning to absorb the light and warmth of the sun we too need to turn each
day to absorb the light of truth and warmth of pure love from the Supreme Being,
from the Source. This is not the God of a religious belief system, but the personal
god that we all share, the one parent and friend that we all share. This is not
a God as a concept, nor is God a belief. If we hold God just as a concept or belief
in our minds, which is perhaps what we learned as children, we will never know him,
never experience the greatest and deepest love. We cannot receive love from a belief
just and we cannot have a real relationship with a concept. Instead, it is necessary
to establish a personal relationship with God through a silent conversation of thoughts
and feelings (to begin with). Hence the need to practice quietening a busy mind,
the need to free our feelings from emotional disturbance. The Supreme Being is available
to everyone but few of us know how or where to direct our attention. The connecting
and absorbing of the love of God is a personal process called meditation, that never
costs anything and can finally become a natural part of living each day.
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Message for the day 15-01-2013
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To say yes is to have regard for all.
Expression: When someone expects us to do something that we don't like our
usual reaction is to say no and give reasons why we don't want to do it or why we
don't agree with what the other person is saying. But it usually happens that once
we say no, the other person is no longer able to listen to what we have to say.
Experience: Instead of saying 'no', we need to practice saying 'yes'. To
say yes means to try to understand what the other person is saying. Only after that
can we put forth our argument. And then the other person will also give regard to
our opinion. This practice will enable us to get good wishes from others and increase
our chance for success.
In Spiritual Service,
Brahma Kumaris