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RAM KRISHNA MISSION TEMPLES |
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| Shri R. R.
Diwakar "while the history of Ramakrishna’s spiritual Sadhana is unique, his
Sadhana as woman stands by itself. The various paths that Shri Ramakrishna followed led
equally to the experience of unitive life with the Highest Spirit. He assumed the role of
a woman devotee and that too took him to the same goal. All this enabled him to synthesize, and sarva- dharma-samanwaya became one of the main teachings of his life. His attitude towards woman, as we know from his conduct towards his own wife, was one of very great respect, equality and affection. He had trained his mind to see the Mother in every woman. That he lived as a celibate throughout his life, though married, was more out of an overwhelming absorption with spirituality and spiritual consciousness rather than out of any kind of disrespect or sense of hostility towards womanhood. He oftentimes repeated in his teachings that one-must not be tempted
by lust for gold and woman. But there was no trace A 8 Paramahansa Sri Ramakrishna by R.R. Diwakar, Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Bombay, 1956, p. 144. |
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