Mother

Mother

(MAA)

       

Shree Hari

Whatever a mother owns, it is all to provide for the child. A mother's strength, intellect, abilities, education, body, clothes, house, etc. all of it is for the child only. Similarly, whatever capabilities, power, extra-ordinariness that God has, it is all for us only. If it is not for us, then who is it for? Therefore at no time should we worry about anything at all. Even if worries occasionally arise, then, say to God - "He Naath! See! worries have come" Just as when a child is thirsty, he says "Boo Boo" and the Maa feeds him some water. In no language the expression "Boo" means water, but the minute a child says "boo", the mother gives him water to drink, similarly in whatever language we say anything at all, our Maa (God) will understand it -

Gungaa teri baatko aur na smajhe koi |
Kai samajhai teri maavadi kai samajhai teri joi

Just as a man who cannot speak, his language is understood by his mother and his wife. Who else will understand his language? However, whether God understands our language or not, this too should be of no concern to us. We must simply continue to call out "Maa! Maa ! Surely a child does not use some special means to call out to his mother. He simply continues to say, Maa! Maa! In the same way, simply continue to call out "Maa! Maa! That is it! There is nothing more that needs to be done. Maa appears dear, Maa's name is pleasing. Therefore lovingly say - Maa! Maa!! Maa!!!

We met a gentleman. He said that when I rotate the "mala" (Holy beads), then I make the sounds that are made while relishing tasty food. Now what is the method of doing "bhajan"! We simply have to make the sound of relishing good food. With great joy, repeat the Lord's Name, chant His name. Whatever you do, do so joyfully.

"What will happen ? How will it happen ?" - we have nothing to do with all of this. The mother is concerned about these things, and she worries about all this. Just as Mother Yashoda and Mother Kaushalya worried about when will my "Lala" (loving son) get married? But the "Lala" does not understand what marriage is and what it is not? He is simply rejoicing and playing around in his own joyful state. Similarly our Mother worries about what will happen to her child, how will it happen? We have no concern about all this, and we have no need to even know. Mother knows and her work knows! We have to remain in bliss and bliss alone and remain in the mother's lap! What a jubilant point this is. What a blissful thing! "Tu jaane tera kaam jaane" You know and your work knows. Saying so, become free of all worries, free of fear, free of remorse and free of all doubts. We have to remain ever blissful and jubilant. At all times we have to be carefree and happy.

We have no work whatsoever, only rejoicing, remaining blissful! Our responsibility is only one and that is, to remain joyful, to remain blissful at all times. It is a good feeling to call the name of mother - Maa ! Maa ! Saying Maa! Maa ! is a dear and affectionate feeling, therefore we repeat His name. Ram ! Ram! Appears sweet, therefore we say so. In this there is no rule or ordinance that we must repeat so many times. What is there in that many times or the other? We are saying Maa Maa, out of our own will. How are we to repeat the Lord's Name? How many times? How is "Bhajan" to be done? How much bhajan is to be done? With all of this, what is our intent? The name of Maa is dear to us, therefore with great joy, with pure delight and contentment (prasannataa se) we repeat the name. We are simply in ecstacy. We are experiencing great joy. We are very much pleased! We are most delighted and contented!

Mukh Raam Krishna Raam Krishna kijiye re |
Sita Ram ne bhajan laavo lijiye re ||

Nayaran ! Narayan !! Narayan !!!
From "Jivan ka Satya" in Hindi by Swami Ramsukhdasji
 

Ram Ram

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