Dharma & Karma Part 2 - Sarkar Sri

So teta hi boliya, jo gaya jahan laun chal |
Apne apne mukhse, jaher karey majal ||
(KS, San: 25/12)


In light of the Divine Tartam Wisdom, a seeker soul can put all these different scriptural explorations together. Such a soul realizes that each scripture attempted to reach the same goal, but could explore only up to a certain spiritual plane, among the many planes--one above the other.

First, this book attempts to teach us what exactly to expect from the world religions and scriptures. Then, it explores the process of understanding the scripturally correct answer to these questions. Given the fact that the Supreme Truth God cannot be fully understood through the human mind and intellect, the book relies mostly on the divine wisdom hidden in the many world scriptures; it is not based on any human philosophy.

Through many references on different aspects of spiritual awakening from different scriptures, and by comparing each aspect of spirituality in the light of Tartam Knowledge of Mahamati, this book attempts to lead the seeker soul closer to the goal of realization of Supreme Eternal Bliss. In doing so, the seeker souls heart must always be pure, soft and open to Mahamati's teachings to reap the fullest benefit.

Finally, the readers should always keep this message from Mahamati in mind:


Eah maathey lese tehney kahun chhoon, bija maa karjo dukh
Tamey tamaari maya mahen, sehejey bhogvjo sukh ||
(KS, Kir: 126/31)

"This Divine Wisdom is only for those who have a true desire to build their faith in it, act upon it, and enshrine its teachings in their hearts. Those, who do not realize the need for this treasure, may continue to enjoy their material life as usual." The fire of Divine Love must start from within an individual's heart.

Nijanand, Pranami, www.nijanand.org..Pranam Ji