On the same tree, one bird is sunk in helplessness, grieving and confused. But when it sees the other—the Lord, worshipped and great—it becomes free of sorrow.
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Bhakti is the path to salvation. Souls achieve salvation through God's grace.
All that brings happiness in life is achieved through the grace of the company of saints. The more we attend congregations, the more our life becomes enriched with saintly qualities. Our heart begins to absorb love and humility, which are the sources of all kinds of happiness.
The Father draws the Son, who helps us with His grace, stimulating our free will to turn away from sin and hate it, which has separated us from God and the unchanging goodness of the Godhead.
There is one God, whose name is true, the creator, beyond fear, beyond vengeance, timeless, unborn, self-existent, and benevolent by the Guru's grace.
My lady, who transformed my house into heaven when she lived here, was wrapped in divine angelic grace from head to toe; she was pure and sinless.