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Question 61. Sir,I am having so many problems like financial,family,physical.due to this problem am getting mentally and health problems also.how should i get mental strength to get out my present situation   - B R On 5 September 2009

Problems are a part of life. problems do not come by accident. The word problem is derived from two Latin words Pro Balo which means that which is deliberately thrown in our way-- by a beneficent Providence for our own progress on the Spiritual Path. We must not regard problems as our foes. They are our friends. We should welcome them and talk to them: Friend, what is the message that you have brought to me from the Beloved? Then your attitude changes. You will find that the situation around you will also change.

Question 62. Guruji, My daughter is 30 years old and is desperately seeking a child. Our prayers to God remain unanswered. Please advise us.   - Thiagarajan On 19 August 2009

My advice ever is that we should abide by the Will of God. If God does not Will to send us a child, we should be happy-- like me-- living without a child. But if you still insist on getting a child, you can adopt one. Within a few days after the adoption, you will forget that it is an adopted child. You will love it as your own and get stuck in the snare of Maya.

Question 63. Sairam! Will I be able to realize god or be eligible for his love and affection, if I`ve committed sins knowingly. How to shed the karma accumulated?  - S M On 20 August 2009

Dada Shyam! God-realisation is open to everyone. The past does not bind us. I may have committed many henious crimes in the past, yet I can attain God-realisation. The classic examples are those of Maharishi Valmiki and Gautam Buddha's disciple, Angulimala. They had committed many murders but through the power of the Name Divine, they could free themselves from the past and enter into a new glorious face of God-realisation.

Question 64. what is divine melody & how can we get it pls tell me abt something that ishwar whoom devoted by kabir,nanak,dadu& ravidas etc saints.  - Rietsh Singh On 20 August 2009

Divine melody can not be heard by our efforts. Divine melody is a gift of God to the seeker. The upanishad says: The Atman reveals itself to whosoever it chooses. We have to stand as beggars at the Divine Door of God begging for the alms of God's Grace in addition to other things. This will teach us to be more and more humble until we realise that we are nothing, no-thing, God is the All.

Question 65. 1. HOW CAN WE KNOW ABOUT PERFECT GURU OF OUR LIFE? 2.WHAT IS DIFFERENCE BETWEEN GOD,GURU, SAINT? 3.HOW CAN WE GO AHEAD IN LIFE BY MEANS OF SPIRITUAL PATH?  - Siddharth Varyani On 4 August 2009

It is very difficult for us to know a perfect Guru. We move on a much lower plane. The perfect Guru has touched the peak of life. He lives on Mount Everest. We can but pray to God to bring us in touch with the Lotus Feet of the perfect Guru. There is no difference between God, Guru and Saint. The three are one. To be able to go ahead on a spiritual path, we must walk the way of obedience.

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