Demanding
as that sounds, it is what, in the spiritual sense, we are all here
for, and compassionate action gives us yet one more opportunity to live
it. It is an opportunity to cooperate with the universe, to be part of
what the Chinese call the great river of the Tao.
It is not a coincidence that Hanuman, who in the Hindu cosmology is called the “embodiment of selfless service,” is the son of the wind god. When we give ourselves into becoming fully who we are by doing fully what we do, we experience lightness, we are like kites in wind, we are on the side of the angels, we are entering lightly.
It is not a coincidence that Hanuman, who in the Hindu cosmology is called the “embodiment of selfless service,” is the son of the wind god. When we give ourselves into becoming fully who we are by doing fully what we do, we experience lightness, we are like kites in wind, we are on the side of the angels, we are entering lightly.
- Ram Dass -
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