Concert - M. S. Subbalakshmi

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...that love is the center and the core of everything,

and that Self is the place where all love must begin.

Those who love others grandly are those who love

themselves grandly. Those who have a high toleration

and acceptance of others are those who have a high

toleration and acceptance of themselves.

You cannot show another a part of you that you

cannot show yourself. Therefore, begin where all

growth, where all evolution, where all love must begin:

with the person in the mirror.

Will you not love yourself grandly today? For the

world's sake?

 r b subramanian said...

Dear Sri Hariharan,

In your upload Concert No.382 MS
some problem in item no.7 I get
the msg server maintenance. Can
you pl check it up

regards

rbs

August 29, 2013 at 7:22 AM

 

 hvaidya said...

the filefactory is under reconstruction. So there are some minor problems. They promised to set right in a week

August 31, 2013 at 11:15 AM

 

Concert - M. S. Subbalashmi

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...that mastery is not measured by the number of terrible

things you eliminate from your life, but by the number of

times you eliminate calling them terrible.

The Buddha brought suffering onto himself, to look into

theface of it, to see if he was that,and, if not, to see

who he then was. Jesus allowed himself to be cruxcified,

to demonstrate who he was. And what do you think you

are doing here?

Why bother with this relative world if not to know yourself

in your own experience? And how else to do that except

through the encountering of that which you are not?