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Thank-you and I too have experienced what you have regarding the Gita,
every time I see something new that is wounderful and meaningful. I see
myself in Arjuna as I too feel what he felt and it goes beyond emotion it
is so deep and meaningful.There is peace, love, honour, compassion and so
much more in the Gita and above all there is The Absolute Truth.
Anyone who tells me there is no love in Dhrama must be blind as there is so
much love and forgiveness. I just have to disagree with these people, they
just do not know what they are talking about. My question to them is have
they actually read the Gita with love and devotion ?
Just one point of disagreement. That is that "our" religion is not really
"ours" put is for every being through out creation, Dhrama has no
limitations and is not subject to race, creed, colour, time or place. It is
truely universal.
The thought of the devotion Mirabai experienced just makes your hair stand
on end. How fortunate she is and what an example to us all, All Glories to
Mirabai and Sri Ram, Sita and Laxman.
I think I have much in common with you Daly, my respect and friendship is
growing for you.
Regards,
Sunil
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