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Kirpal Sagar – translated: Ocean of Grace

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A place for the whole mankind, where all world-religions are peacefully under one roof.

http://www.kirpal-sagar.org/en/

My Master used to say: “Be Good, Do Good and Be One” – with these practical attributes we can live our life in service to man, in service to our soul and in service to God.

 

Teachings of Sant Kirpal Singh:
http://www.kirpalsingh-teachings.org/index.php/en/welcome-53.html

More information about Unity of Man:
http://unityofman.spiritualitaet.org/en/

Information on spirituality:
http://spirituality.unity-of-man.org/en/

Information about Kirpal Sagar:
http://uom.kirpal-sagar.org/index.php/en/

 

About myself:

First and foremost I am highly interested in spirituality, in the discovery who we are, where we come from and where we have to go – it is an inner journey to dig out all the treasures which is hidden in a human mind and heart. With honesty towards ourselves, towards others and towards God, it is a helping tool to find ourselves in the labyrinth of mind and outer world (just then, when we have lost ourselves). In this way I want to share with you experiences I have made during my life- in the sense of: “Man know thyself”

Digital art, writing poems, and creating videos I consider as suitable resources to share this “diamond”: spirituality on a mutual basis.

Since many years I have combined these three ways of art: video-creation, digital art, and poetry.

Dear visitor, feel free and comfortable to look around in my blog.

Thank you for your visit and attention.

In thankfulness to my Master Sant Kirpal Singh Ji and His Gurmukhs Dr. Harbhajan Singh and his wife Biji Surinder Kaur.

DidiArtist

 

 

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131 comments on “Home”

    • I really LOVE your site, and I am very much in tune with what you have written and shown in your art here. Beautiful site. I too am very much involved with spirituality, being an advocate, mentor and activist for those with physical, developmental, and emotional challenges and have been for many years.

      I too am an artist – fiber art first (art quilts), urban art, interactive art (I create things with mysterious symbols and writing on them, and artful images, and then put them out in an area where they might be eventually found and people will try to interpret them – I love this idea). I am a published writer too of nonfiction (so far), poetry, and quotations. I have written two children’s stories, but have not published them as they need art and I might do the art for one of them.

      So appreciate learning of you and I love all these wonderful things on your site. It is beautiful and definitely inspiring. Thank you kindly.

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  3. You have such a beautiful and imaginitive world in vision and in word here, Didi! It is full of wonderous creativity and expression. I will look forward to visiting more! Thank you for sharing! 🙂

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  4. Dear Pete,

    Thank you so much for appreciating my work and thoughts:)

    Wishing you a great time and a good continuing work with your photographies on your blog that I also want to pay a vistit from time to time 🙂
    I like them too.

    All good wishes
    Didi(Artist)

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  5. Thank you so very much for visiting my blog and so many likes. I am visiting yourso now and very keen on the spiritual nature of it. Going to follow you. My master is Mooji. I was following Yogananda and found that path too difficult though I think he is an avatar and live him. Thank you, thank you! Ellen

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    • Dear Ellen,

      Thank you very much for your comment.

      In this path I am following I found my way which was also proven by my Master. He said: “Do not believe what the Master is telling you until you see yourself!” Means He gives a first-hand experience to His disciple, an experience that is not just given on the astral plane (but on the 5th plane, called Sach Khand, which is the plane in which no matter exists but pure spirit) We have so many typs of meditations and yogas and so it is also difficult for the searcher of the truth to find the right way. My Master wrote therefore one book: “The crown of life”

      http://www.kirpalsingh-teachings.org/index.php/en/books-sant-kirpal-singh/crown-of-life.html

      in which He describes the range of the most common yoga-types. He also wrote a book: “Mystery of death”

      http://www.kirpalsingh-teachings.org/index.php/es/books-sant-kirpal-singh/the-mystery-of-death.html

      in which He clearly writes where we have to go after our life has ended and also explains what exactly happens at the time of death. As it is impossible for me to write in a few words about the universal teaching that not only Sant Kirpal Singh Ji has taught, but also Jesus Christ, Maulana Rumi, Kabir, Baba Jaimal Singh, Baba Sawan Singh and many more (all of who are holy competent Saints in different times and even different religions)

      Light and Sound penetrates the whole universum, the whole creation and the Bible speaks of it as: “If your eye is single then your whole body will be full of light…” The Third Eye or Single Eye is used as a term within Christianity and in other religions they have names like Shiv Netra, Divya Chakshu, Tisra Til, Brahmrendra.

      If you are more interested in it, in Naam or the two-folded aspects of God’s creation, of the Light and Sound principle, then I would like to refer you to:

      http://spirituality.unity-of-man.org/en/meditation/the-third-eye.html

      We also see that light and sound have an important symbolic meaning: In Temples, Gurdwaras, Mosques, Synagoges and Churches candle-light is used and refers to the inner light. Bells and gongs are used with reference to our inner sound.

      So it is a teaching in which whole mankind can find its place, not just for single religions (as human beings created the religions but God created man) and it is the most simple Yoga for old and young ones, called Surat Shabd Yoga (freely translated: the attention of the soul towards the divine light and sound or the connection of the soul with God within)

      Sant Kirpal Singh was the first non-Christian honored with the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, Knights of Malta for all His efforts to bring religions and people together.

      Because of His respect for all religions and and His teaching that we are all one, He was elected President of the “World Fellowship of Religions”, an organization recognized by UNESCO.

      His idea was to create a place for all mankind, for all religions being peacefully under one roof. So Kirpal Sagar came into being, a place of social help, helping the poor ones, a place where spirituality can be practically lived as a motto: “Man know thyself” – which allows us to dive deeply into our own mind and find all traps there which with the mind often tries to capture our attention and lead us astray. Sant Kirpal Singh said: “A time will come when millions of pilgrims from all over the world will go to Kirpal Sagar – time will show…” – as it already is a small paradies.

      In Kirpal Sagar there were already 2 mayor world-conferences on “Unity of Man” (in 1994 and in 2007) and religious leader from the world-religions were standing peacefully together in harmony.

      Dear friend be also careful when searching for truth and the right way – as there are 100000 of so-called masters or false prophets – do not believe until you have “seen” yourself as seeing is believing… and find out also the criteria of a competent Master and a so-called master.

      Sorry, for this long text but anything less than that would not be appropriate.

      Wishing you strength and courage on your further spiritual way, but always be cautious.
      Didi(Artist)

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    • Thank you too, dear friend – for also following my blog. Have a nice weekend and may God bless us all with right understanding. From right understanding good thoughts will be created and with good thoughts, good words and deeds will follow 🙂

      All the best, dear friend
      Didi

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    • Thanks, dear Constance –
      May God’s love and Grace reach also those people who are outwardly possibly rich with money, wealth and power, but whoare inwardly poor with little spirtual understanding.

      Thank you very much and have a nice time
      Didi

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    • Dear friend – thank you very much for nominating me 🙂 – I just returned from my journey abroad, so I will take care of it within the next days as I got really many many post to answer.

      All the best
      Didi

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    • Dear Linda, I have just written to your blog that I already have received this award a few days ago. However, have my sincere thankfulness for nominating me. It’s a great honour for me. And Linda, go on writing your lovely poems and creating digital art-work of a special kind. Thank you so much and many hugs
      Didi

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  17. Wow. Great work and talent. I wish you inspiration always in life’s journey. (By the way, thanks for taking the time to like my reblog at SuccessInspirers’World, I appreciate it, LynDurante.com) I share your passion for spirituality.

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    • Thank you, my dear friend – there are still many people who believe in politics and that we could solve our problems of the world just with politics (however, we have seen already some thousand years the effects of politics – it has not changed yet). The change can only come from within, from ourselves and noone can do this job except we ourselves – to get to know ourselves and become a real human being and not the slave of our mind…

      Thank you so much also for your interesting blog (I wanted to give some “likes” to you but could not find the like-button).

      Have a great day and time
      Didi

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  18. I really like your blog first page and it feels interesting to read such a matter in beautiful words. I am motivated by this and I will implement my blog first page soon as it will perfectly shows about the qualities of a blog.
    Thanks for this gift!!!! ☺

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    • Dear friend,
      In fact this is a universal vision or teaching taught by all competent Masters coming into this world. So it is not my merit and thus my thankfulness goes to all those holy men who even sacrified their lives to bring compassion and spirituality into the hearts of the people to bear fruit that love and understanding, unity, may spread in all directions.
      Thank you very much, dear friend 🙂
      Have a good time
      Didi

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  26. Thank you Didi for your following. I love your art and will explore your poetry.
    We are really all one, learning and discovery is exciting and will go on as long as we live. So much to feel, learn, experience….
    miriam

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    • Thanks, dear Miriam 🙂

      Indeed life is like a school in which were are the students – the process of learning and widening our consciousness is an endless journey – and it does not even end with our physical departure, as everything is a transition.

      Wishing you all the best, my friend.
      Didi

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  29. iN FACT SPIRITUALITY makes a huge difference in our daily life by changing our way of thinking and action thereof. The purpose is to cleanse our mind slate and seek for connectivity with our Creator sincerely. There may come some impediments in our path but these could be surmounted with personal belief and belief on the God. Thanks sharing a wonderful blog. Regards

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  31. So there is no place for me in your world and at this meeting-place, because I am secular and not a member of any religion. Not astonishing me but good to have clarified this again.

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  37. It is always an inspiration to visit and go through the gem wisdom contained in your write-ups. I have in fact learned much from these blogs – especially so, the sagacious and immortal sayings of SANT KIRPAL SINGH.

    THANKS AND REGARDS

    HARBANS

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  39. This is excellent wisdom, Didi. There are a lot of people out there who use spirituality wrongfully for their own benefit. You have to pay attention to how what they say goes with what they do and show you of themselves. Thank you kindly.

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    • Welcome, my dear friend Anne 🙂 Yes, often we find a huge gap between saying and doing and from sayings we can also see, if one has understood the essence of spirituality or not: A holy person once used to say: “The deepest knowledge lies in the fact of serving others…” – selfless service of course, without being proud of it, but in thankfulness that God has given us such opportunity…

      Thank you, dear Anne 🙂
      Have a great weekend
      Didi

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  43. My dear friend Tashnee,

    Since last summer I have stopped participating in answering awards. However, I fully appreciate your nomination which is an honour to me. Thank you so much my friend. All in all I have received over 30 awards and so I thought that it is time that others may have this opportunity too.
    Have a great time dear Tashnee
    In thankfulness
    Didi

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    • Dear friend,

      I would like to give you the answer what Sant Kirpal Singh has written in his book “Naam or Word”:

      Quote:
      The sages and the Saints have described God in innu­merable terms, as for instance Swami or Soami, meaning Lord God; Nirala (peerless or without a compeer); Anami (the nameless); Har Rai, Agam or Alakh (the incompre­hensible or the ineffable); Ram Rai or Sat Purush (the eternal Truth or unchangeable permanence); Ek Ankar (the one life breath or live principle); Puran Chetan Purush (complete consciousness); Akal (timeless or the deathless one).

      All these are just attributive or qualitative names – names signifying one or another of God’s attributes. Such names simply describe any one aspect or facet of God as appealed foremost to someone’s individual liking. Thou­sands of such names appear in holy scriptures: Ram (all-pervading), Rahim (gracious or merciful), Girdhari (en­compassing) , Murari, Allah, Khuda, Wah-i-Guru, and the like. The Jews call Him Yahweh or Jehovah. All these names are worthy of our adoration for each one of them tries to single out some aspect of the Beloved.

      I revere each one of Thy names, O God!
      GURU NANAK

      End of quote.

      So God is infact the Nameless, the Formless, the ONE, the Ocean of love, Consciousness and Life without any beginning and end while we are all a drop of this Ocean, not separated from this Ocean…

      I hope this answer will satisfy you.

      All good wishes
      Didi

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      • Thank you for taking the time to answer my question! I do not believe, whosever, if. I may say, that all the gods are the same.
        The God of the Christians said, “I am THE way, THE truth, and THE life. No one comes to the Father except through ME.”
        The god of the Muslims demands that all those who do not follow him to be killed. Woman are allowed to be abused in any way.
        The god of the Hindus says that you have to earn and gain your way into heaven.
        The god of the Catholics was used for power and greed. He says that you can sin and act however you like, until fasting time.
        Jews and Christians almost believe in the same god, but not the messiah.
        Other religions have more than one god or someone who is greater than ‘god’, when the Christian God said, “You shall not have any other gods besides me.”
        Then there are those who believe god is a spaghetti monster in the sky…
        Not all religions are the same; one of us has to be right. 🙂

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        • Dear friend,

          Thanks for letting me have your point of view. This subject is indeed a huge subject and cannot be cleared with few words and maybe cannot be cleared with words at all. I recommend to you to read some books of my Master Sant Kirpal Singh Ji as he has made a comparative study of the various religions. Sure is also that the religions have their mistakes too as history has shown and still shows. So we have to rise above the limitations that religions bear in themselves. Here some links:

          https://www.kirpalsingh-teachings.org/images/pdf/KirpalSingh_MysteryofDeath.pdf

          https://www.kirpalsingh-teachings.org/en/books-sant-kirpal-singh/spirituality-what-it-is/965-true-religion-is-universal-love-and-remembrance-of-god.html

          https://www.kirpalsingh-teachings.org/images/pdf/KirpalSingh_WheelofLife.pdf

          https://www.kirpalsingh-teachings.org/images/pdf/KirpalSingh_CrownOfLife.pdf

          In case you are interested in further information about this huge subject, then I will provide you with more links and information.

          We maybe should also learn that politically or even interllectually we cannot get a real answer – the answer lies in ourselves, which comes as an own experience as it is said: “Seeing is believing” There are many things we cannot explain or describe. In this connection Dr Harbhajan Singh said on the Vienna Conference on Human rights – that we cannot solve our problems politically, but spiritually. Spirituality means: “Man know thyself…” And here begins the ABC of understanding. As long as we find mistakes in others or other ideologies – how can we be aware of our own mistakes…?

          Indeed, religions are not the same: God made man but man made religions – the problem is and was that they all claimed to be the only right religion – so in the name of God man has interpretated his religion, according to the time respectively and according to their own wishes and imaginations and commited many abuses. Through this errors and shortcoming have crept into the scriptures (also as the scriptures were many times translated losing thereby some of its real content).

          Then we have Gods and Goddesses – but they are not the One, the Formless, the Nameless. God is One and is not separated from Himself as the Ocean is not separated from its single drops of water. The question remains: Why we are so fixed to names? If you have a white sheet of paper with your imagination everything there could be in (but is not visible) – as soon we draw a line in it – we limit it -this is the outer expression – same is with names, names separate themselves from each other, but do not describe the whole, are like fragments. We can see a single tree in the forest, but that tree is no longer the forest and when we take a drop of water from the Ocean, we have separated it then, then it is no longer merged, no longer the whole.

          My Master said: Not necessary to dig new wells (religions) – each of us can stay in which religious environment he or she was born – important is that we develop us to a good Christian, or a good Sikh, Hindu, Buddhist, Moslem etc. And this is only possble when we understand our own mind, its thousands of tricks and motives with which it wants us to keep us in its clutches.

          We may not forget that we all are the children of God as drops of the Ocean. Jesus Christ says: “Love thy God with all thy heart, with all thy soul, with all thy strength,” and he also says: “Love thy neighbour as thyself.” (and your neighbours are not just those people around you but all other people are our neighbours too (even when they come from different religions). God resides in every heart. And if we people in different religions start fighting who is wrong and who is right, banning people from our faith, excluding them as so-called non-believers, this is just a mere intellectual wrestling which leads exactly to those inter-religious conflicts we see in our world. The common denominator of all religions is love and understanding and on the level of man, we can find (as we are all born the same way and have also to leave the same way) this mutual understanding. Kirpal Sagar is a good example for it as all religions there are peacefully under one roof and during 2 World-Conferences representatives of all kind of religions have demonstrated such mutual peace and harmony without sinking back in right and wrong, in better and higher – we must understand: we are one mankind… we are all drops of the same Ocean…

          There is only one true religion: this is the religion of love and love is the glue that connects us all in Him/Her/IT – we only have to live up to it… Let us no longer see the mistakes in others, but let us become aware of our own shortcomings and weed them out, one by one… God is this empty paper: All and Nothing…

          All the best, dear friend
          Didi

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    • My dear Alica,

      I feel much honoured to be nominated for the sunshine-bogger-award-2019 – however, my friend, I have given up to participate in awards already almost 2 years ago since I had received very many of them and think that it is good that other may now be given this opportunity, these honourable awards.

      Anyway, dear friend, have my thankfulness and appreciation.
      A big hug to you
      Didi

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  46. Hello Didi, always enjoying your blog and i’m very to stop by, i believe, that there are spiritually in this world, but i’m not sure how its works❤️

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    • My dear Ilona,
      The link below explains a bit what spirituality is:

      http://spirituality.unity-of-man.org/en/spirituality.html

      In a few words, it is the ability to dive into our own being, analyze us and get to know the mind, how it works, become more conscious in the process of: “Man know thyself” – the strange thing is that we all think we know ourselves best, however, we are still blind, we do not know us in the proper way. Many times we just react, instead of act, we follow blindly the whole spectrum of our mind: anger, happiness, greed, joy, attachment, detachment, hate and love and change these colours like a chameleon.

      Thank you my friend, your words are encouring and very kind 🙂
      From heart to heart
      Didi

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      • Thank yoo so much for explaining it as i’m suffering from sleeeping paralysis, i was wondering if it could be related🌸🌺

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        • Dear Ilona,

          When I was young I also suffered from it, I was between a dream and awake and could not move any finger, I was paralyzed too – it was always a very bad condition and my heartbeat was running like anything when I fianlly succeeded to wake up or to come out of this condition which I called awake-sleep-condtion. Over the years it became better and better. Nowadays it is very very seldom that I come into this condtion. I found out that when I did not have enough sleep, when I was stressed – then it happened more often. So I know what you have to go through, dear Ilona. This condition is not so seldom, also my friend suffered from it. It could also be that it is a lack of oxigen that overnight we could use a kind of mask that gives us more oxigen.
          Hope you will not suffer from it too much.
          All the best my friend
          Didi

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  48. Good afternoon Didi, my spiritual world is very poor and i’m not happy about it, i think if i would know more about it maybe it could help to find myself❤️

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    • Dear Ilona,

      When this is your real wish, then you are a seeker of the truth. If you like, I can give you some hints and small advices, to start to read with some books written by very great wise men. They infact have given a living example with their life, how to live in this world, be it Christ, Buddha, Kabir, Guru Nanak, Baba Jaimal Singh, Sant Kirpal Singh, Maulana Rumi, Shamze e Tabrez etc. – they all followed the same teaching: of inner light and sound.

      If you like you can start reading this book: after this book take your time to digest it, when you are still interested I will send more books suggestions what to read (you will learn a lot and will progress on the path of spirituality) – here is the first link:

      https://www.kirpalsingh-teachings.org/images/pdf/KirpalSingh_BabaJaimalSingh.pdf

      Wishing you a good reading and a good digestion of it.

      Whenever you have any questions I will do my best to answer it, if possible.

      Take care, my friend 🙂
      Didi

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        • Dear Ilona,

          Sometimes, when our mood is changing, we feel down and other days happy, like a roller coaster: up and down with our feelings, then we have things in us which we have not worked out properly, then our thoughts often drift backwards to the past, try to understand situations, rewind them again and again and feel sad and disappointed when life has offered us “bad medicine” – however, it is good, if this is the case, to let loose, to let go past things which we cannot change anymore – of course we can learn from our past why things happened like this in connections with friends and relatives – our mind is then caputured wandering back and forward and an inner fight takes place – look forward my friend, look in the presence as past and future are mere dragons which try to catch our attention. Start enjoying the little things and keep your attention it in thankfulness – later we will understand why this or that happened, but it takes time and is a matter of inner progess and development – in us, my friend, is ego and mind working and even if we appear not to be touched by it – we can be sure that we are still under control of ego and mind…

          I wish you much yearning for the truth, in order to solve one day the riddle of death and life… our aim is: to find our real Home…

          Love and light to you, dear friend -let sunshine enter your heart 🙂

          A warm hug
          Didi

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    • Dear Anisha

      Thank you so much for having nominated me for the Liebster Award which is an honour to me. However, I have stopped participating in receiving awards already over a year as I have got already many of them. I hope that you have undstanding for it and really appreciate that you nominated me:)

      All the best my friend and have a great weekend 🙂
      Didi

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