Suffering is a blessing in
disguise. One's mind at once turns to God and seeks His Grace. Misery
comes to everyone. In adversity God is remembered the most.
Suffering teaches us endurance and perseverance, it teaches us humility,
it teaches us resignation to the Will of God. In suffering one develops
many divine virtues.
We remember God, the most in solemn moments of sorrow, misery and suffering.
We envision the Reality of Death and Truth of God more closely and intimately
near the burning pyres.
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One
clears oneself from the debt of sins and karmas through suffering.
Suffering has a purging effect. |
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Baba
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No one has come in this world,
of his free will. Sooner one learns the sway of a Supreme Will as Indweller,
Ordainer and Controller of the whole universe, better it is. Suffering
in the Will of God unveils the true face of Maya, the true nature of perishable
body and life and turns one's mind God-ward. It induces mercy in the heart
for the suffering creation.
