welcome to my blog

dear visitor,

Pranams. Welcome to my home. See, I have spread a nice mat for you to sit on. I am so happy you are here. Make yourself comfortable in my home and enjoy yourself as you look around. Yes, you will see that my home is my temple for my Guru. He is the Master of this House as much as He is a master of my life, my heart, my soul.

You will notice that while He is Centre and the spoke that holds the wheel, the empty spaces are me and you, to create and craft at will. My Guru's energies suffuse me, yet leave me completely free to be. His is the love of limitless options. I feel He wants for me what I want for myself. To be true to Him, I have to be true to myself. And to truly do that, I wish to relate to you from the deepest part of me, where everything falls away, and all that remains is love. My dear guest, in this space I invite you to sit and ponder on what is your most magnificient dream for yourself. To dream on becoming the grandest vision of you that you are capable of.

Do partake of the offerings of sweets and delicacies that is 'prasad'. Sacred food. Be here as long as you wish. I consider you a friend and will invite you to come and spend time here in case you are looking for peace and serenity. I will not disturb you if you wish to be left along. I am close by if you need me.

I now leave you to your explorations of my blog.

yours in love,

sudevi

Comments

champak said…

I have arrived here.
I now stand with arms outstretched...bathed in the radiance of that eternal Love...washed clean of all hypocracy.
Where is the sinner...who is the saint ?They now stand merged in the oneness of that Truth.
Only Love shall prevail...
The weak and wayward stream that was, has gathered force and grown into the magneficiently magnanimous river,gushing towards the stillness of the endless ocean to lose itself in abandon....carrying with it the pebbles of imperfection; glistening like crystals in bright sunshine...making the picture perfect.
Yes, my Love, I have arrived in Your home.
Champak

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