A Past History

May 8 2008  | Views 50 |  Comments  (7)
  In 1949, when I was four, my sister (age six) died of polio. I spent many years complaining ... Expand

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  harryandhelen posted 3 days ago

Stay tuned, Bhavna.  Tomorrow I have a new poem which will explain this subject further.

rgds,

Harry



  bhavna14 posted 4 days ago

tatzzz heavyy,, Harry Sir... vry heavy subject.. n sumhow i nvr understnd it ever... bttt these liness make a lot of sense... as if u cuddd feeeel wat goes thruuu.... 

Bear with the karmas you're given.
Transcend them through the means of devotion.
There is a past history behind what's happening now.
Get quiet. 
Watch the waves of God's ocean

feel sad for ur little sister though... itzz unfortunate summm lovin souls live less n d othr unfortunate criminals n beats live on forever... vry unfortunate... :(((((

rgds
Bhavna



  binagupta posted 4 days ago

harry
nice one on karma n acceptance
bina



  harryandhelen posted 4 days ago

Thanks for reading this unusual poem, Womanslove.  Karma is behind everything.

Love,

Harry



  harryandhelen posted 4 days ago

Hi Meera,

When I consented to just letting my life just go in Belgium, I needed to get clear that a human body is a precious thing.  I believe that those successive lives with early deaths and feeling of non-accomplishment were related to that lesson.  Even my sisters death in some way was related.  I had to struggle with God and a feeling that life in somehow imperfect until I could wake up to the idea of perfection in everything and then pray to God for His grace.  The children who die each have their own karmic reasons for leaving so soon.  I believe that my sister, Martha, was very quiet and surrounded by stronger and very demanding relatives (including me), so when she got polio, she didn't fight it with her strongest effort.  She is most likely now in a new body and having to learn to fight once again.  

You are very strong.  Find the soul within you who stops complaining and meets all of life's challenges.

Cheers and 
Harry



  meerajay posted 4 days ago

Hi Harry,
Very nice poem. It is tough not to complain. Sometimes certain incidents happen that put us in this mode for ever. Especially with things like death.My heart goes to your sister really. My God! too many questions hitting my mind right now. I got  too emotional. Why does God have to take away young children and infants.!!!

For not to complain,one has to have a very matured and spiritual heart! 

Meera



  womanslove posted 4 days ago

beautiful write Harry and thanks for sharing with us





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