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body too for divine purposes! There are two
         options for each of us. We may either maintain
         the body simply as a graveyard or choose to truly

         experience it as a temple.

         Sri: Suka:cha:rya says Lord’s favourite dwelling
         places are human beings. He stays there with

         joy and peace. There was a Tamil sage called
         Vishnuchiththa who sang,

         “O Lord! It is heard that you always rest in the

         milky-ocean, in the vyu:ha. But, You felt so
         restless that You came running into my heart!
         You occupied my heart and sat in its corner.
         The milky-ocean appeared smaller to You when

         compared to my heart! You came into my heart
         and you felt so peaceful here, because You found
         true love for You. Wherever there is love for You,
                                                                     Sri Rama Sthu:pam, Bobbili, AP, India
         there You rest peacefully. So, You came to me and

         O my Lord! It is so surprising - You showed to
         me that You find so much peace here. You are so
         naughty! Do you actually need these? You came
         to me only to bless me.”


         God has 3 types of body, as the in-dweller of all,
         as the controller of time and His own unique,
         undisturbed body which none can ever imitate.

         So, while performing our activities like cooking
         or eating, working or listening or rather while
         doing any activity, let us remember God and
         do it as a service for Him.  In the 6  chapter of
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         the Bhagavad Gi:tha, this is the knowledge and
         sa:dhana that the Lord says one has to know and
         practise.








                                                                           Simhachalam, AP, India




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