Anmol Vachan - Divine Grace
The image displays two beautiful spiritual thoughts written in Hindi from Gita Press, Gorakhpur, under the heading "अनमोल वचन" (Priceless Words). Quote 1: The nature of God's Grace... The Lord makes even the impossible possible; He does not look at the faults of His servants. He showers mercy and love upon His servants without any reason. Such is His very nature. God possesses supreme power and can easily turn any impossible situation into a possible one for a devotee. Unlike human relationships that often depend on conditions, God's grace is completely unconditional. He actively overlooks the flaws, sins, or mistakes of those who surrender to him, choosing to see only their devotion rather than their faults. Analogy: "Parama-Dayālo Kṣhamā-Samudra Bhakta-Vatsala Bhakta-Aparādha-Sahiṣhṇo," This is a profound set of epithets (qualities) attributed to the Supreme God (Sri Hari) in the text Pratah Sankalpa Gadhya, a masterwork composed by Sri Raghavendra Theertharu (Sri Raghavendra Swamy). Sri Raghavendra Swamy structures this specific sequence in the Pratah Sankalpa Gadhya to show the chronological layers of Divine Grace. Guru Rayaru brilliantly sequences these four words as a progressive ladder of how a devotee experiences Divine Grace. Quote 2: The secret of True Happiness. Someone has a touchstone (Paras) lying in their house, but due to not knowing its qualities, influence, and secret, they suffer the pain of poverty. In the same way, we are miserable because we do not know the secret, influence, essence, and qualities of God and God's mercy. People suffer because they do not realize the divine power available within them. Understanding God's true nature and mercy can immediately end human suffering. God and His boundless grace are already present within and around us. However, because we live in ignorance of this divine presence and don't understand its true power, we continue to suffer from spiritual poverty, anxiety, and sadness the material world. Real happiness comes from realizing and connecting with that divine grace. naham karta harih karta Hari Sarvottama- Vaayu Jeevottama Sri GuruRaajo Vijayate
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