755: Krishna is the Root, We are the Leaves

755: Krishna is the Root, We are the Leaves

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1773: Let Your FOMO Be for the Divine | Saint Augustine and the Gopīs

There is a restlessness in the human heart that nothing in this world can satisfy. Saint Augustine called it the clue to our true nature — we were made for God, and until we find that, the searching never stops. Every object has its dharma, its purpose. The sages of the Bhakti yo ...  Show more

1772: Everyone Worships Something | Free Will and the Object of Our Affection

Everyone worships something. The rock star, the ideology, the bottle of wine, the beautiful person across the room. Dostoevsky identified it as an incessant, painful longing: so long as man remains free, he strives for nothing so persistently as to find someone worthy of complete ...  Show more

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