We are merely some small intruments in the
process. Irrelevevent and inconsequential. But it is infinitely important for
ourselves that we participate in the flow of dharma ... It is our egos and
our insecurities that act as hinderances to this cosmic flow, and so we stash
for our future, in the face of hunger elsewhere today. What is it that gives the Eashwarammas the strength to share to today's food
with every mendicant - when their meal for tomorrow is uncertian ?
There is no 'giver'
and 'taker'. The village people also have that deep understanding, and they
take with complete naturalness when the need is there, and the giver gives. They
also see the role of God - that God puts the thought into the mind of the person who acts, asEashwaramma tells me.". All sharing can happen
only when the self melts away, and we become just instruments of a larger
purpose.
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