Le Morne, Mauritius
What Brahmanas Can Do!
I had recommended, the afternoon before, to
some new second initiates that what our mission needs is some brahmanas who will take up the role of counsellors
and mentors. Congratulations to
Mahesvaree, who took the name of Maha Laksmi.
In addition to her, three formerly initiated devotees became brahminical priests.
“Consider certain scenarios that happen in
our communities, such as a man who is abusive to his wife, a daughter is young,
unmarried and pregnant, or a young teenage son is getting into drugs. These are the realities of today. Both pre-marital and post-marital issues need
some help and brahmanas can assist in
these areas of social need.”
In brief, my message came like that to the
Sunday crowd and it appears some of those sitting at the havan fire, including recent 2nd initiates of Bhakti
Brngha Govinda Swami, felt some new opportunities of service were up for their
consideration, over and above the rituals they are now proviledged to get
involved in.
Today, however, was a significant day with
an outing to the ocean and viewing the monument of human tragedy at Le
Morne. My evening was well spent at the
Phoenix temple, when I spoke from Chapter 2 of the Gita. “The soul cannot be cut to pieces by any weapon, nor burned
by fire, nor drowned in water, nor dried by the wind. It is indestructible.”
This is powerfully expressed by Sri
Krishna.
May the Source be with you!
May the Source be with you!
3 km
No comments:
Post a Comment