Old is still Gold~scenesLTL1~UD. p83 14.8.13 - Page 5

Originally posted by: uwith

loved the post & comments😊
hi uvi..

thanks for reading and liking the post.. much love ,as ever yours xxhammie

Originally posted by: tahera57

hi tha! ummh.. tera comment.. is valuable to me, so pleased you let me know your thoughts..
hi hammie, read ur post and every ones comments and ur replies. Dutta always hoping that his life be trouble free or at least less complicated , he does everythig without god's help as he denied god's existance, according to him where has god been when good people were being punished when his family were in pain.yes, this is a common place sentiment amongst people who follow a faith.. it goes back to the age old battle of good and evil.. which most faiths profess.. also the message that good prevails over evil... dutta has noted much to his dismay that this may not be the case...as we see also in life..that he evil prosper and bloom..
according to some saying " sona aag main jal kar hi kundan banta hai" so duttta had to suffer to get his just rewards in the end .tahera this is the crux of your comment.. that holding a faith should not be based on knee jerk reactions, now I believe now I don't..Suffering in life is key to developing a certain perseverance in one's self, a discipline , which helps us to hope for gods grace and mercy and thus consolidates our faith in him..
he's asking god qs

although he was now seeing his family suffer but it had to be god who sent AS to him to save him from those drunken people who won him in a bet , it had to be god who sent a friend like baji for his shield in the big cruel world when there was no other male in the household he could bond with, it had t be god who sent him nakku.. to give him so much love that she would walk on fire for him or give her own life for him or his AS. Tahera, this passage is so well described as you have raised a serious point that.. a sturdy faith, is that which makes a person reflect that out of suffering comes, a certain wisdom which allows an aggrieved person to discern why things happen, and thus makes one stop for a moment to note where a spiritual force..has actually retrieved one from the pits.

yes the faith falters even for the faithful when seeing sufferingloved your, but we only want things our way, and don't expect to be tried for our patience.

yes.. suffering,is conducive to promoting patience,which in turn, gives hope and makes the faith strong.. Dutta too learnt this. But such a process does not happen over nite.. he had to jump through the hoops of life first.

hammie thanks for the post i don't know yt again if i made any sense or not. keep positng please, all new posts are increasing the activity on forum.😃👏
Tahera, may I say, your post has certainly made an impact on me , you have brought out some important issues that contribute towards a more lasting and meaningful interpretation of a faith.. in Dutta we get to see a glimpse of his journey, towards this understanding, of what his faith meant to him... of course. goes with out saying , that out of faith , hope and charity the highest is LOVE.
Thanks, tahera.. loved your comment, with much love,as ever your.. a bit looney xxhammie

Originally posted by: tahera57

hi hammie, read ur post and every ones comments and ur replies. Dutta always hoping that his life be trouble free or at least less complicated , he does everythig without god's help as he denied god's existance, according to him where has god been when good people were being punished when his family were in pain. according to some saying " sona aag main jal kar hi kundan banta hai" so duttta had to suffer to get his just rewards in the end . he's asking god qs

although he was now seeing his family suffer but it had to be god who sent AS to him to save him from those drunken people who won him in a bet , it had to be god who sent a friend like baji for his shield in the big cruel world when there was no other male in the household he could bond with, it had t be god who sent him nakku.. to give him so much love that she would walk on fire for him or give her own life for him or his AS.

yes the faith falters even for the faithful when seeing suffering, but we only want things our way, and don't expect to be tried for our patience.

hammie thanks for the post i don't know yt again if i made any sense or not. keep positng please, all new posts are increasing the activity on forum.😃👏

Originally posted by: Hamlet53

Originally posted by: -bharti-

luvd ur writing tahera, kaha chupaya hai apni philosophical side. 👍🏼 Would like to share my thoughts.. agree with everything u say n this is the core of most scriptures imparting human wisdom. But when it comes to practise how many of us can actually take it in the spirit it is meant to? It is a tall order to put this into pracise, when all around u see the triumph of immoral, unethical practices.. how many nakushas we see in our lives? She is nothing less than a saint to me 😃

I find it disturbing to see good suffering to no end and the cost of being good is too high. Majority of ordinary people would falter at the slightest adversity let alone endure it for long. Being honest, sincere, hardworking, loving is nothing les than inviting trouble these days. 😉