Entering the Realm of Inconceivable Sweetness
Everyone is hankering to taste the sweetest nectar at every minute, but unfortunately practically no one knows how to taste it. This is why we need a bona fide spiritual master. The spiritual master is that person who knows how to taste the supreme nectar of love of God at every minute and is fully dedicated to teaching us how to also taste it.
Because people are ignorant of how to taste this supreme nectar they invent so many other ways to try to taste it. But in each and every case when all is said and done they come back to the position of frustration.
So why be frustrated now or in the future? Why not take shelter of a bona fide spiritual master today and enter into the realm of inconceivable, never-ending, ever-increasing sweetness? You've got nothing to lose except for your anxieties, and a life of unlimited bliss to gain.
I was one of the most fortunate souls who gained the association of such an authentic spiritual master, His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada. We took full advantage of his divine association by fully surrendering ourselves at his lotus feet. He then taught us how to taste this inconceivable nectar and ordered us to share it with the entire world.
If you like, you can also learn how enter into that realm of inconceivable sweetness. It's up to you. Take it or leave it. But always remember that you are most cordially invited to enter this wondrous dimension. When you are ready to take it, we are ready to give it to you.
Sankarshan Das Adhikari
Why God has created both good and bad?
Why people are committing so many mistakes in their life and suffering?
Why are there four yugas (ages) instead of one yuga?
Why did God give free will to the jivas, the living beings? Because of this free will those jivas who wanted to enjoy separately from God fell down and they are suffering.
Since God created everything, why there should be any bad thing?
Your humble servant,
Vijayakamala
Why God has created both good and bad?
Answer: God has created only good. We have created bad by not accepting God's unlimitedly good creation.
Why people are committing so many mistakes in their life and suffering?
Answer: Because they are not serving the will of God.
Why are there four yugas (ages) instead of just one yuga?
Answer: Because of the degrading influence of the material nature humanity gradually becomes more and more materialistic. When humanity is from 0% to 24% materialistic, the age is known as the Satya Yuga. When humanity becomes 25-49% materialistic the age is known as the Treta Yuga. When humanity becomes 50-74% materialistic the age is known as the Dwapara Yuga. And when humanity becomes 75-100% materialistic the age is known as the Kali Yuga.
Why did God give free will to the jivas, the living beings? Because of this free will those jivas who wanted to enjoy separate from God fell down and they are suffering.
Answer: Love cannot exist without free will. An existence without love would be unbearably miserable.
Since God created everything, why there should be any bad thing?
Answer: See answer to first question.
Sankarshan Das Adhikari
Because people are ignorant of how to taste this supreme nectar they invent so many other ways to try to taste it. But in each and every case when all is said and done they come back to the position of frustration.
So why be frustrated now or in the future? Why not take shelter of a bona fide spiritual master today and enter into the realm of inconceivable, never-ending, ever-increasing sweetness? You've got nothing to lose except for your anxieties, and a life of unlimited bliss to gain.
I was one of the most fortunate souls who gained the association of such an authentic spiritual master, His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada. We took full advantage of his divine association by fully surrendering ourselves at his lotus feet. He then taught us how to taste this inconceivable nectar and ordered us to share it with the entire world.
If you like, you can also learn how enter into that realm of inconceivable sweetness. It's up to you. Take it or leave it. But always remember that you are most cordially invited to enter this wondrous dimension. When you are ready to take it, we are ready to give it to you.
Sankarshan Das Adhikari
Tasting the Sweetness in Kaunas, Lithuania
Answers According to the Vedic Version:
Question: Why is there Good and Bad?
The following are some questions that were asked by my office manager:Why God has created both good and bad?
Why people are committing so many mistakes in their life and suffering?
Why are there four yugas (ages) instead of one yuga?
Why did God give free will to the jivas, the living beings? Because of this free will those jivas who wanted to enjoy separately from God fell down and they are suffering.
Since God created everything, why there should be any bad thing?
Your humble servant,
Vijayakamala
Answer: God Created Good. We Created Bad.
Here are your office manager's questions with answers:Why God has created both good and bad?
Answer: God has created only good. We have created bad by not accepting God's unlimitedly good creation.
Why people are committing so many mistakes in their life and suffering?
Answer: Because they are not serving the will of God.
Why are there four yugas (ages) instead of just one yuga?
Answer: Because of the degrading influence of the material nature humanity gradually becomes more and more materialistic. When humanity is from 0% to 24% materialistic, the age is known as the Satya Yuga. When humanity becomes 25-49% materialistic the age is known as the Treta Yuga. When humanity becomes 50-74% materialistic the age is known as the Dwapara Yuga. And when humanity becomes 75-100% materialistic the age is known as the Kali Yuga.
Why did God give free will to the jivas, the living beings? Because of this free will those jivas who wanted to enjoy separate from God fell down and they are suffering.
Answer: Love cannot exist without free will. An existence without love would be unbearably miserable.
Since God created everything, why there should be any bad thing?
Answer: See answer to first question.
Sankarshan Das Adhikari
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