Podcast details
To give eating is a good karma
A spiritual discourse on selfless giving and the traditional concept of marriage.
"If you cannot do anything else, then at least give someone something to eat. But who are we to give to someone? It is God who gives to everyone."
"To give back to Him is to give to all living beings, for He resides in everyone. Therefore, giving food to the hungry... is a great act."
The speaker begins by explaining the spiritual principle of seeing God in all beings, making the act of feeding others a form of divine service and good karma. The talk then shifts to a candid discussion on marriage, describing it both as a burdensome obligation, using the metaphor of a tied cow, and later as a blessed, merging partnership. The speaker contrasts this ideal with a critique of modern, transient marital commitments.
Recording location: Hungary, Vep, Summer seminar
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