Don't Be a Bewildered Fool

We come into our present life possessing nothing and we also leave our present life possessing nothing. But in the middle we claim ownership and we sometimes fight also to support our false conception of ownership. In this way we become bewildered to understand what is our real identity and what is the real purpose of our existence. In this way we fail to be what we actually are, and thus just like a fish out of the water we become completely dissatisfied with life. And since we, as humans are wired to require philosophical meaning to our existence, if we don't have it we invent or concoct some meaning to somehow or other get us by artificially until death drags us into another chapter of bewilderment. This is why we should hear from a bona fide spiritual master, that pure teacher who factually knows the meaning and purpose of our existence and who can liberate us from all material miseries by reinstating us in our original transcendental existence beyond our temporary material bodies.

Bewildered Like a Fish Out of the Water

Become Spiritual. Don't be Bewildered

Become Spiritual. Don't be Bewildered Like a Fish Out of the Water

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Answers According to Vedic Wisdom

Question: Purpose of Chanting Hare Krishna?

What is the intended purpose of chanting the Hare Krishna mantra?

Hazel Adkins

Answer: Revival of Our Original Identities

From: Shah Alam, Malaysia
My dear Hazel,
Please accept my blessings.
Th purpose of chanting the Hare Krishna mantra is to revive our original identities that we once had in the spiritual world as pure lovers of God before we fell down into this material existence. Such chanting bestows the greatest benefit upon anyone who takes up this highest form of meditation on a regular daily basis.

Hoping this meets you well,

Your ever well-wisher,
Sankarshan Das Adhikari

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