The New Veda

I have come here, expecting nothing, to practice the new Veda called Love

The New Veda

If you are gripped with fear of drowning while swimming, it is enough if you have a log of wood. There is nothing about that wood but in the enthusiasm that you have a log of wood in your hand, you automatically start to try swimming for your life. You can swim for as long as you want.

While climbing a hill, if you fear you will fall from the steep side. It is enough if you get a blade of grass to grasp. There is nothing in the blade of grass. The enthusiasm of having a blade of grass grasped in your hand is enough to enable you to take the second step.

Therefore in this life, you require a soul which can be trusted hundred percent. I have come here, expecting nothing, to practice the new Veda called Love. It will take you a long time to understand my language.

Do not attempt to shirk your responsibilities. What you try to evade has a way of thrusting itself on you. Only when your karmas are fulfilled can you attain God.