Human beings generally think that if you are being helpful, then there must be an ulterior motive. They bring their own littleness and judge everything from the standpoint of their little motives. Those with a larger motive of a deeper driving force, therefore, tend to get misunderstood. I am not saying it is bound to happen, but it often tends to be so.
Affectionately,
Alok Da
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n ancient India there was no such dichotomy. Let me give a few examples. Arjuna and Bhisma both were yogis and had mastered the art and science of weapons that remains unsurpassed by anyone except perhaps Parashurama and Lord Rama himself. Many scientific discoveries including the structure of atom was done by …
Why not? There are people who do that. Of course one has to find some means of livelihood as well to sustain oneself, for example journalism, that helps you earn precisely through these very tendencies.
Yes. But perhaps he became a yogi pursuing the path of love transmuting the vital love into psychic by pursuing the law of sacrifice. Once one can break that barrier from the vital to the psychic love then it can be uplifted towards the spiritual and divine heights. This life was for him a preparation by experiencing…
