610. Om pratipan-mukhya-rakanta- tithi-mandala-pujitayai namah: I bow down to Amma who is worshipped daily starting with pratipad (first day of the lunar half month) and ending with the full moon
Amma's guiding words...
"God simply is. He has no conditions and no limits. He gives unconditionally. If the door of your heart is closed, He will not come in. He will wait outside, but He will not break in. He is not aggressive because He is love. Love is not aggressive. Love is a constant, uninterrupted and unbreakable flow."
"Anything in our fate can be transcended by performing actions with an attitude of total surrender to God. But we have to be ready to act, instead of just sitting somewhere, idly blaming fate. It is a sign of laziness to blame fate without doing any work."
The habitual reaction stored in the past comes up again and again. And each time you react, it becomes stronger and stronger. You and your victim each have a past. Both of you react to each other. The other person has also been abused a number of times. Each one reacts according to the strength and density of his past reactions. Both of you have volumes and volumes of giant-sized books to which you unknowingly refer. A Mahatma remains a blank sheet of paper, while an ordinary person keeps on writing on the pages, continuing to add to those gigantic books each time he reacts.
Amma's guiding words...
"God simply is. He has no conditions and no limits. He gives unconditionally. If the door of your heart is closed, He will not come in. He will wait outside, but He will not break in. He is not aggressive because He is love. Love is not aggressive. Love is a constant, uninterrupted and unbreakable flow."
"Anything in our fate can be transcended by performing actions with an attitude of total surrender to God. But we have to be ready to act, instead of just sitting somewhere, idly blaming fate. It is a sign of laziness to blame fate without doing any work."
The habitual reaction stored in the past comes up again and again. And each time you react, it becomes stronger and stronger. You and your victim each have a past. Both of you react to each other. The other person has also been abused a number of times. Each one reacts according to the strength and density of his past reactions. Both of you have volumes and volumes of giant-sized books to which you unknowingly refer. A Mahatma remains a blank sheet of paper, while an ordinary person keeps on writing on the pages, continuing to add to those gigantic books each time he reacts.
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