Srimad Bhagavatam. Book 4. Book of Kingdoms
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In the immortal wisdom of the Vedas, you can draw truths over which time is not dominant. This part of the conversation between the king of the hairdressed and the sage of Shukadeva tells of the life paths of this world and spiritual searches. The young prince, who has achieved the favor of the Almighty, laments with asceticism: After all, I could ask him to heal my soul, and instead asked to cure my cut off his hand. The stories of royal destinies - Dhruva, Prityh, Puranjan, set forth in this book, vividly illustrate the languor and wanderings of the soul in the world of illusion. In one of the conversations with the king, the Lord says: “Sometimes you think of yourself as a man, sometimes a woman, sometimes - the ruler, sometimes - the poor. All these are the images of your dream. But you and I are not a dream, we are only separated by the wall of your sleep. You are looking for truth, I am the truth itself. And I will appear before you when you wake up. I am an eternity in the ocean of transient images, and only you will gain the desired peace with me. "
Author:
Author:Sri bicopayana
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Religion & Spiritually
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:White
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-413-01602-2
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