'When the Ideal is awake
in man,
he is active, agile,
inquisitive, responsible,
alert and tactful :
in a word
all faculties
bloom and glow.'
---Sri Sri Thakur Anukulchandra.
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2007-04-30
14:18:17
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Prof. Damodar Thakur wrote — “In Sri Sri Thakur’s utterances, the word ‘Ideal’ does not mean an idea or a set of ideas. However inspiring, lofty or sublime an idea or a set of ideas may be, it is not an Ideal as conceptualized by Sri Sri Thakur and spelt with an initial capital letter. An Ideal in this sense is a Krishna, a Christ, a Buddha or the like who embodies the wisdom of all past prophets. He is a person who inspires the hope, strengthens the perseverance, energizes the will-power and invigorates the inner strength of millions of people around him and creates and develops in them a positive and proactive outlook towards life.
In Sri Sri Thakur’s vision of life an ‘Ideal’ ought to be understood as someone ‘who infuses the thrill of animation, extension and augmentation’ and proves to be ‘The way of sufferers to life and light’.”
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2007-04-30
14:26:19 ·
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