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  Darkest night. Shortest day.

 

 " Discontent, like all else is seven-fold. In its highest aspect it may be considered "Divine," as it is an urge, almost at times audible; a challenge from the Divinity within us, to unfold and express the higher qualities... without this urge, the seed could never be more than a seed.. with the urge to change, the individual must discriminate and will the direction of his actions, hindering or helping in the unfoldment of the Divinity Within. This "Discontent" is a power, a great, vital force which we must direct, lest it disintegrate and make chaos of our seven-fold nature...Perhaps the greatest work of "Divine Discontent" is to lead us through purifying our desires to reach the desireless (for our self). Merging all personal longings in a great renunciation, we may finally be strong enough to walk the "Secret Way...And so — we may consider "Divine Discontent" as an urge to perfect expression — not for the joy of self, not to lead us...

  To the solitary hare krishna lady singing her heart out with her little baby cymbals whilst walking down oxford street under the dazzle of a thousand plastic illuminations and billowing arches of roof-top blown counterfeit snow .. you were the light in the world. MB 4 Samea Khan, Robyn Sim and 2 others