Meditation which can ensure the connection between The Lord and The Soul

The Master's Voice 7

A toy gifted by the parents or relatives to a child, becomes the Child's My Toy.

The performance of a child in exam becomes the result derived by the effort and performance of the Child. We all forget the time spent by us before the Lord to pass us this one time.

All our achievements in day to day life becomes My achievement. It can be My Job, My Bike, My Car, My child, My House, My Life. Knowingly or unknowingly, we create an individual identity of ME, in this world.

The Master's point out that as we, His Particles, create an individual identity of Myself, we move away from The Lord. A curtain comes in between The Lord and The Soul.

We, The Soul, start to feel that our life is courtesy Our parents. We start to live in the world believing that we are the doers. We feel that compounded by our senses and its Master Mind, we control all our deeds and Acts. We start to live like the Master's world.

The Mind, has slowly, as we grew, created the perception of we being the doers. Without knowing, from being The Lord's child, we have started to believe that we can find The Lord outside. We live in an illusion that we are the most powerful.

This is the greatest disadvantage of giving power in the hands of Mind. The Power was handed over, while we allowed the mind to create our individual identity.

The Master's say, that is the reason, we need right orientation and environment from the time of our birth. If our orientation will be towards The Lord and we will live in a pious environment, Prayer will be an integral part of our life.

Our Prayer will lead us towards The True prayer - Meditation. The Master's time and again point out that it is only Meditation which can ensure the connection between The Lord and The Soul is always there. We know, we are His child and do not have our own individual identity. We have come to play a part and once the time is over, we shall go.

So, Let's keep the prayers on, always.

Authored by K. Giri