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| Автор |
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| Публикувано | 18.11.04 23:07 |
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> Maharishi has often stated that he is challenging the karma of
> mankind and changing the destiny of the world, by bringing
> Sat Yoga (Golden Age) into the midst of Kali Yuga. The
> following story from the Puranas illustrates the power that the
> saints on earth have to change the destiny of human beings,
> even when the Lord himself cannot!
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> 'The Hindu sage Narada started out on a pilgrimage to the
> temple of the Lord Vishnu. One night he stopped at a village
> and was hospitality in the hut of a childless couple. Before he
> set out the next morning the man said to Narada. "You are
> going to worship Vishnu. Ask him to give me and my wife a
> child."
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> When Narada reached the temple, he said to the Lord, "That
> man and his wife were very kind to me. Be merciful to them
> and give them a child." The Lord replied, with an air of
> finality. "It is not in their destiny of that man to have children."
> So Narada performed his devotions and went back home.
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> Five years later he set out on the same pilgrimage and stopped
> at the same village and was given hospitality once again by
> the same couple. This time there were two little children
> playing at the entrance of the hut.
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> "Whose children are they?" asked Narada. "Mine," said the
> man. Narada was intrigued. The man went on, "Soon after you
> left us, five years ago, a sannyasi came to our village. We put
> him up for the night. The next morning, before departing, he
> blessed my wife and me ... and these are the fruit of his
> blessing."
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> When Narada heard this he could not wait to get back to the
> temple of Vishnu again. When he got there he shouted right
> from the entrance to the temple. "Did you not tell me that it
> was not in the destiny of that man to have children?" "He has
> two!
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> When the Lord heard this, he laughed aloud and said. "That
> must be the doing of a saint. Saints have the power to change
> destiny!"
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Jai Guru Dev
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