VISIT TODAY RAMAKRISHNA II Thakur’s Sri Ramakrishna, words to the devotees on 26 Oct, 1885.

VISIT TODAY RAMAKRISHNA

Sri Ramakrishna

Thought for the Week

At the point when a man creates unadulterated sattva, he considers just God. He despises whatever else. Some are brought into the world with unadulterated sattva because of their prarabdha karma. Through unselfish activity one, at last, secures unadulterated sattva. Sattva blended with rajas occupies the brain to different articles. From it springs the pride of doing great to the world. To do great to the world is to a great degree troublesome for such an immaterial animal as man. Be that as it may, there is no damage in doing great to others in an unselfish soul. This is called unselfish activity. It is very helpful for an individual to attempt to perform such activity. Be that as it may, in no way, shape or form all succeed, for it is exceptionally troublesome. Everybody must work. Just a single or two can disavow activity. Once in a while do you discover a man who has created unadulterated sattva. Through unbiased activity sattva blended with rajas bit by bit transforms into unadulterated sattva. No sooner completes a man create unadulterated sattva than he understands God, through His beauty.

(page. 895, The Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna, Thakur's words to the enthusiasts on 26 October 1885.)