Age New Spirituality - Inspirational Stories Part 54
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Age New Spirituality: Inspirational Stories (Part 54)
A Shared Reverence for Self-Sacrifice
Across all cultures and beliefs, humanity shares a deep respect for those who willingly sacrifice themselves for others. This admiration transcends creed and doctrine. Even those who oppose religious ideas often find themselves moved by acts of complete self-sacrifice.
Take, for instance, a devout Christian reading Edwin Arnold's Light of Asia. They might be inspired by Buddha's message, which, despite lacking mention of a deity, focused solely on selflessness. This illustrates that, despite differing paths, the ultimate goals often align. The devout believer, in striving for goodness and surrendering to divine will, practices self-abnegation. Similarly, the philosopher acknowledges the illusion of self and relinquishes it easily.
This journey towards selflessness is central to Karma, Bhakti, and Jnana yoga, echoing ancient teachings that highlight the difference between worldly life and the divine. Here, the "world" signifies selfishness, while unselfishness signifies divinity. One can reside in a palace and remain unselfish, thereby dwelling in the divine. Conversely, a person living humbly in a hut may still be consumed by selfishness.
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