FASTEST WAY TO REACH GOD
Which one is the Fastest way to reach the Godliness state...
Whether we reach it thu the bhakti karma or by the jnana yoga... Please post ur views |
The fastest way to reach God is patients.
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Since there is no fast way ever to reach the state of godliness, the comparative form faster or superlative form fastest can not apply. |
If I knew the answer to that I would have attained it by now. :crybaby2:
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Those who are practising bhakti karma or jnana yoga are the tortoises. Those who come to SF to ask question like this are the hares. |
Its easy, your already there, whats stopping you ?.
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Well, you certainly know how to start a thread!!! If I look at your question carefully it is very thoughtful and serious. Indeed, there are "faster" ways to reach a state of Godliness. Now, I would never say I knew the fastEST. LOL But, all here might agree -living a life of crime compared to living according to the Golden Rule and praying, etc...would be fastER. I don't need to split hairs. You get my point, I'm sure. Others can debate this if they'd like...this is a belief of mine and I could be wrong. Since you brought up bhakti and jnana yoga - you are thinking along the lines of Union and a method, no? Naturally, part of the equation is desire, sincerity, focus, one-pointedness, etc...which would be different for each individual, right? (Then there is out and out Grace.) If I personally were to chose for myself I would chose Raja Yoga ---Swami Saychitananda said it was like an escalator to ....let's see, did he say God or heaven - I can't recall now. I would say if you are thinking along the lines of Yoga - they don't call Raja Yoga, Raja for nothing. Right Shabda? Shabda? There's alot more that can be said naturally, living a life of focusing on the techniques of Raja Yoga and living a life like Jesus said to in every single detail as a true devotee would and should -giving their will to God...doing only God's Will. Because I believe you're talking about being here on earth now ---not like some think - of Union with God after death? Then there's the question of cloistered monastic life while doing meditation and living as Jesus said. There's alot to discuss. Great start Hia! :smile: With respect, Miss Hepburn . |
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Unfortunately this is only the smallest part of the answer. What is stopping me is the 'I' stuff I have forgotten or never even recognized as 'I'. Nine tenths of the stopping is found there. That is the reason why these endless repetitions of "you are already there" and "there is nothing to be done" have no effect. They just keep us from starting what needs to be done and there is plenty to do. |
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