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Each
person struggles through
life. For some the trials are
overpowering, for others a bored
status quo prevails,and
for a minority mountains are
pounded to dust in
the search for meaning and joy.
Within the invisible depths of
each soul there is a yearning.
A need to know ‘Why?’.
‘Why do we live?’,
‘Why do we experience problems?’,
‘Why are we travellers on the
journey of life?’.
In the search for answers to
their uncertainties many turn to
the God-realised Sadhu.
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| Travellers
On The Journey Of Life |
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all walks of life |
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On a normal day, Pramukh Swami Maharaj meets
men from all walks of life... lawyers, celebrities and even fishermen!
There are those who have known him for years, and those who for
the first time come to meet him in search of guidance...
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Rishikesh Bandopadhyay: Where I come from, we are taught that there
are two types of love. One for the body, which is called kam, and
one for Krishna, called prem. However, I have failed to understand
the difference between the two.
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Swamishri: Love for the body induces one to seek pleasures in worldly
objects; that is kam. Today, you will notice that the entire world
strives to attain such pleasures. Whereas the scriptures say, that
if one can love God as much as one loves his body, in effect, diverting
love from the body towards God, then kam becomes prem.
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(5 April 1986, Kolkata)
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