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Hinduism
Lesson 200

We shall serve up the Compassionate in various forms; the sweetness is such that we shall still desire more of it.

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There is a rich harvest of this day and night. We shall serve up the Compassionate in various forms; the sweetness is such that we shall still desire more of it. This is a stream which will never dry up; sit down in a row to drink it. Plentiful, says Tuka, is the milk that flows from our mother.

Source Tukaram, Poem 2362 ยท ๐Ÿ“– Read the full passage

โœจ To meditate on today

According to Tukaram, serving God, the Compassionate, in His various forms is like a feast one never tires of: His sweetness is a stream that never dries up, where everyone may come to drink like a child at its mother's milk. Today, serve someone gently, a meal, a drink or a helping hand, doing it as an offering to God present in them.

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