[Post # 709]: “One day while I was going to the pine grove, I heard a bullfrog croaking aloud. I learnt that it had been seized by a snake. After quite some time when I was returning, I noticed that the frog was still croaking aloud. I peeped in to see what the matter was. I saw that a small non poisionous snake had seized the frog. It could neither release it nor swallow it. There was no end to the frog’s agony. Then I said to myself: Had it been seized by a cobra, the frog would have been silent just after three croaks. But now the snake was suffering and also the frog. Likewise, if you have a Sadguru (true preceptor), the ego of the jiva ends with just three cries. And if the guru is unripe, both the guru and the disciple undergo suffering. The disciple does not get rid of his ego nor his bondage of the world. Falling in the hands of an unripe guru, the disciple does not attain salvation.”
Posted on: Thu, 18 Sep 2014 15:00:01 +0000
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