dattaswami Posted July 10, 2011 Share Posted July 10, 2011 Demon Vs God The true attitude of a true devotee. The demon is quite opposite to God. He is always using the superpower achieved by him in the wrong direction of fulfillment of his ego. He often exhibits the superpower and gets his ego satisfied. The devotee is always in search of superpower to use it for selfish problems. The devotee is like the ONGC (an oil company) engineer, who is in search of oil hidden in the soil to use it for the generation of power for the sake of using it in improving the facilities. The devotee appears good since the superpower is not found. Once the devotee finds the superpower and achieves it, he will misuse it like the demon. The devotee is always a hidden demon waiting for the opportunity. A true devotee is never in search of superpower. He is always in search of God to surrender his power in service of God without any aspiration for the returns. He always feels that the power in him belongs to God and therefore should be surrendered to God in his service. He does not aspire anything in return because you are not aspiring anything in return while repaying the loan to the donor. This is the true attitude of a true devotee. You are not charging the donor for returning the loan given by him. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
James Bond Posted July 10, 2011 Share Posted July 10, 2011 If God has created all things and all that He has created is good, could He have created the devil? I need an answer Mr. Buchki Baba Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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dattaswami Posted July 10, 2011 Author Share Posted July 10, 2011 If God has created all things and all that He has created is good, could He have created the devil? I need an answer Mr. Buchki Baba Some people ask from where Satan came and from what source he got his power? The answer is that the same producer and director of the movie, who appointed one actor as hero has appointed another as the villain. The villain is also remunerated like the hero. Sometimes the producer-cum-director can enter the movie in the role of a hero and such a role is called as the human incarnation of the Lord. The villain opposes the hero in the cinema. The hero wins over the villain, giving a good message to the spectators. But remember that the hero, who is the producer, has remunerated the villain and also directed every action of the villain as the director of the whole picture. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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