Podcast details
Devotion, Love and Marriage (part 2)
A spiritual discourse using a folk tale to illustrate themes of devotion, truth, and marital harmony.
"See how a wife can protect the husband, and how the husband can put his hand on his heart and speak on behalf of his wife. That is called devotion."
"Mother Earth will not lose the seeds. Even if there is a drought for ten years, after ten years when the rain comes, you will be surprised how many seeds grow."
The speaker narrates a story of a queen who cleverly disguises herself as a swami to sing devotional songs and ultimately expose a lie that had wronged her husband, leading to justice. The tale serves to highlight the power of spousal loyalty and strategic truth-telling. The discourse concludes with reflections on the nature of true partnership, advising patience and transcendence of mere sensory engagement for real happiness.
Recording location: Czech Republic, Strilky, Weekend seminar
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