The Destiny of Man-21.

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And therefore I must strive.

Even if I strive all my life and do not completely rise up to the level of my ideal, it does not matter.

I have not failed, I have succeeded in my life because I never gave up this idealism.

That is success in life.


And therefore man’s destiny is to become an ideal human individual, in humaneness, in feeling and consideration for others.

As you wish others to behave towards yourself, so behave always towards them.

Shine as an ideal human individual, as an asset and a blessing to your contemporary society, be a center of good and benefit to all others and a character with ethical principles and moral standard.

You become a jewel, a priceless diamond and you enrich the society for living and acting in it.

This is the destiny of man for which he has to intelligently work.


And upon the inner realm of the spirit your destiny is to regain the lost divine perfection which is your eternal state,

for you have your origin from that supreme cosmic being,

that tremendous imponderable cosmic being,

the cosmic power and intelligence which is the sum totality of all that is auspicious, beautiful, good, pure and holy.


That is the Supreme Being.

You are part of it.

You are rooted in that.

You live, move and have your being in that Supreme Being, whether you know it or not.

For that Supreme Being is not located at any point in space or time—He is all-pervading.

He is immanent in all these billions of universes that He has created, and because He is infinite all these created things are within Himself.

SRI SWAMI CHIDANANDA
To be continued .........


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