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Darshans2022#01 | Shree Shailendra Sharma
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Read comics (heading): Sandman, desire and the crow; comics as must-read
Book 2 · Humour, films, comics, tea and the Darshan room Also: Living well: emotions, love, family, work and money
READ COMICS
I don’t know why I remember it now; a woman talking about the lover – then who became other’s man, chief of the tribe. How he became chief of the tribe: by cutting the head of someone else, who killed his father; you must read that story! That is the real example of woman’s power. Then one day, when the all men were away for hunting, a group of soldier comes: she is the lady of the house and the chief’s wife – she received them. And they put her husband’s head on the table. She shows no reaction at all, which surprises them. Then she creates such a situation that she created a desire for her in every soldier; and they begin to fight with each other till it was sunrise and all the hunters came back and killed them. That is the greatest example of the woman’s power, which Neil Gaiman written in that comics. That is power, display of power. You must read that! It’s in Sandman series: the Desire is telling the story; fantastic concept.
And idea of Sandman’s crow – it is look like Bhusundi there. I think the person, who doesn’t know any story or spy thrillers – never realize himself. Never will understand vedas and puranas and spiritual process. Reading comics is must for every yogi.
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Daksha, the Sanat Kumaras and Narada; the rat and the turmeric; history and hysteria
Book 4 · Puranic stories retold and decoded Also: Living well: emotions, love, family, work and money
Q:
why Brahma made Daksha the primary one?
Guruji:
he was the main son
Q:
but I think – others were not so arrogant?
Guruji:
whoever will receive some form of power… as we saying:
if a rat finds a piece of turmeric – he think he owns the whole mall.
Q:
if we remember sons of Daksha – Sanat Kumaras: they were I think the very high evolved beings, not like their father?
Guruji:
because of Narada’s influence, yes.
Q:
he made a very good deed for them – they begin to do tapas, became immortal…
Guruji:
yes, nobody criticises Narada. That’s how we learn from the history; what comes after studying history? Hysteria follows( smiling)