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of some other articles in this issue:
A Man of Faith: Compiled by Mother Sita Devi
Yogendra
During the 1856 famine large groups of people
started coming at Madhavadasji Asrama at Malsar .And
Madhavdasji used to fed everyone. Some of the people
used to criticize him, and ask him how long he could
serve them food in this way, when he did not have
anything with him. At this Madhavadasji used to point
up to the sky and say “God is there to help
me out”.
The news of Madhavadasji and his Asrama reached to
far off distance Sayaji Rao Gaikwad the Maharaja of
Baroda came to see Madhavadasji. On his way he noticed
that there were no proper roads or transport available
for the people to reach the Asrama, and he made the
required arrangements....
Slow constant growth: By Andrew Lewit
Most of the time even those that are involved
in spiritual practice might feel as though they are
not evolving. Sometimes inner growth, which has its
own principles not necessarily related to our normal
ways of thinking, is occurring. Other times, we are
not really present at the moment at hand. We may be
gardening, but inwardly we are intuitively observing
Nature and learning.
In the spiritual journey Yoga also aims at wholeness.
A human being with a mind, body, and spirit united
in singular purpose and action becomes an extremely
powerful person .An easily distracted mind , a lazy
body , such characteristics does not aid in growth....
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