Feb. 13,
2002
v The Kingdom of God on earth is not real.
v Spiritual splendour is all right for
reading, but how does it become real in our lives?
v American prosperity is excellent in a book,
but in practice we have only Indian poverty.
v Great things are tall talks, they are
not real.
v Socialism is a doctrine on paper; in fact,
it is a police state.
v What is the experience of the world in
changing the unreal into the Real?
v The sannyasi made GOD real to himself by walking away from
home.
v American prosperity’s earliest foundation
was three lives for one acre of cultivation.
v The family came into existence because ONE
member
sacrificed for all.
v Every yogi RISKED his own life to discover a single spiritual
truth which is commonplace today.
v Any rich man has risked his all once to
become rich.
v A woman sacrificed her all for 20 years
for one child to attain adulthood.
v Anyone who is capable of such risks,
sacrifices, and effort can make REAL to him what is unreal now.
v If infinite abundance should be real and
not a lecture, it demands an infinite patience to ‘see’ it inwardly.
v The unreal in any field becomes REAL through graded organised steps of
procedure that implement values.
v That change can also be instantaneous and
miraculous if the outer work becomes inner values of consciousness.
v For one to achieve anything in this world,
there is a method readily available. For those who desire all for nothing too,
a word of advice is available. “It is all there waiting for you, when you are
able to desire nothing.”