Hari, the Divine Stealer
Hari, the Divine Stealer | |
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Speaker | Shrii Shrii Anandamurti |
Date | 1978 August 13 |
Place | Patna, Bihar, India |
Topic | On the relationship between devotees and Parama Purusa |
Included in | Ananda Vacanamrtam Part 1 |
Location in Sarkarverse |
Hari, the Divine Stealer is a discourse on one of the aspects of Parama Puruśa given by Shrii Shrii Anandamurti in Patna, India. In this discourse, the description of the relationship between Parama Purusa and devotee is described using the law of action and reaction.[1]
Synopsis
Real devotees do not want to give their sins to Parama Puruśa, rather, they want to offer flowers and sweets. They would like to carry the load of their sins themselves. Since they are very dear to Parama Puruśa, he takes away their sins without their permission. To take something without permission is known as stealing. So Parama Puruśa steals, and therefore He is known as “Hari” – you have taken refuge in Hari. There is no need to worry any more. In hell also Parama Puruśa will be with you. [1]
In this discourse, Anandamurti describes the state of action and reaction, and its impact on sinners. He states that this law of action and reaction would make for a long journey to liberation. Anandamurti explains that Parama Purusa, in order to spare devotees who have sought His refuge, also uses the name of Hari, Divine Stealer. He states that devotees would not knowingly give their sins to Parama Purusa, consequently as Hari, He takes them without their permission. In doing so, all are saved from the hell of their reactions and may be assured a bright future.[1]
References
Preceded by "Máyámetáḿ Taranti Te" - 2 / The Nectar Beyond Máyá |
Ananda Vacanamrtam Part 1 With: Hari, the Divine Stealer |
Succeeded by Be a Ship to Us, Lord |