समय के समक्ष
 In the Presence of Time

~ Gurumayi Chidvilasananda

Teaching 29
 

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    “The grace of time” offers me this moment. In this moment, I can choose to be grateful for life, to absorb myself in the Self, to be aware of my extraordinary spiritual journey guided by a sadguru, to experience contentment, peace, love, and bliss, to honor the gift of time. As my sadhana unfolds, I feel precious grace is always present. My self-effort is to open my heart through the practices and the virtues and to allow “the grace of time” to permeate my life.


    California, United States

    I perceive the beautiful “grace of time” in the continuous unfoldment of life taking place all around me. I see this sacred life flow manifesting in a seed striving to become a tree, in a cloud moved by the wind to take the form of my beloved Guru, and in my own inner process that is leading me toward my loving heart.

     

    I am deeply touched by these graceful examples of becoming that seem to be unfolding everywhere at every moment. They bring me back to my own process of becoming one with my Self through sadhana and to my yearning to always see God in everything.


    Quebec, Canada

    As my awareness of the bountiful gift of time deepens each day when I contemplate the precious “In the Presence of Time” teachings, so does my sense of responsibility to be intentional in every moment. I feel immense gratitude for this life and the opportunity to make the most of my time in this world. With this heightened focus, I feel more connected—to myself and to all that surrounds me. The feelings of hurry and worry are gently dissolving, as I trust that I am honoring “the grace of time” and doing my best to live meaningfully. I am grateful for my Guru’s grace and for being able to embrace the joy of being a work in progress. I cherish the journey of growth I am on.


    New Delhi, India