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Some Glimpses of Ramakrishna-Part VII (Continued)

A
knower
of
Brahman
is
not
affected
by
disease,
suffering,
or
grief.
He
remains
unperturbed
in
happiness
and
misery,
good
and
evil.
Although
he
has
a
body,
he
trans-cends
body-consciousness.
The
Master
used
to
say
that
two
persons
lived
inside
him—the
Divine
Mother
and
a
devotee.
It
was
the
devotee
who
had
cancer.
But
he
had
the
power
and
ability
to
move
his
mind
back
and
forth
at
any
time
between
the
human
and
divine
planes.
The Master was very fond of Keshab Sen. When Keshab died at the age of 45, the Master wept and remained in bed for three days covering himself with a chadar. He said, 'My brain is boiling like hot water.' When Keshab's son visited Dakshineswar, the Master embraced him and wept. When our dearest one dies we cry, and so did the Master. M. said:
'When the news of Adhar Sen's death reached the Master, I was in his room. He immediately went into samadhi. Regaining normal consciousness, he wept and said to the Divine Mother: "Mother, you asked me to stay in the world with the devotees, cherishing devotion. Now look, how much pain I have."
To
be
continued
About
the
author
Swami Chetananda
The author is the Minister-in-charge of the Vedanta Society of St. Louis, USA. He is well-known for his numerous books in Bengali and English particularly God Lived With Them and They Lived With God. His recent English translation of Sri Sri Ramakrishna Leelaprasanga titled Sri Ramakrishna and His Divine Play has received wide acclaim.
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