The God's frequency and messages

Sundaresha Mudaliar warmly welcomed Saint Tyagaraja, and their conversation delved into the divine virtues of Sri Ramachandra. When it was time for Tyagaraja to depart, Mudaliar, without Tyagaraja's knowledge, discreetly placed one thousand coins in the palanquin, instructing the bearers to deliver it to Tyagaraja's home, foreseeing the saint's reluctance to accept monetary offerings directly.?

However, on the journey back, the palanquin was ambushed by robbers. Amidst chaos and fear, Tyagaraja emerged and offered himself in exchange for the safety of his companions. Astonishingly, the robbers, upon learning of the hidden donation, were overcome by a divine intervention, witnessing radiant (luminous) beings who dissuaded them from their nefarious ways. Moved by this encounter, the thieves renounced their criminal lives, inspired by the divine presence they had experienced.?

This incident left Saint Tyagaraja with mixed emotions, saddened by the missed opportunity to meet the luminous beings representing Sri Rama and Lakshmana, yet uplifted by the transformation of the thieves towards righteousness.?

To understand the divine connection and receive messages from the divine realm, the teachings of Immortal Atlantis King Vibhishana from the Atlantis texts offer profound insights. Sri Rama elucidates the frequencies required for such communion, likening the chariot of righteousness to four essential virtues:?

• Strength (Bala): Beyond physical prowess, true strength lies in moral fortitude, free from the shackles of desire and attachment. It's exemplified by the unwavering resolve of individuals like Sita, who resist temptation despite adversity.?
• Discrimination (Viveka): The ability to discern between right and wrong, beyond superficial distinctions, guides one's actions towards righteousness and clarity of purpose.?
• Control of Senses (Dama): Like blinders on horses, mastering the senses prevents distraction and temptation, ensuring alignment with one's righteous path.?
• Concern for Others (Parahita): The pinnacle of righteousness lies in selfless service and compassion towards others' welfare, transcending selfish motives and embracing the collective good.?

Moreover, these virtues must be guided by the reins of forgiveness, compassion, and equanimity:?

• Forgiveness (Kshama): True forgiveness surpasses mere pardon; it embodies a state of mind untouched by feelings of offense, akin to innocence towards perceived wrongs.?
• Compassion (Kripa): A profound empathy that extends beyond oneself, embracing the suffering of others and actively seeking to alleviate it.
• Equanimity (Samata): Maintaining balance and serenity amidst life's fluctuations, ensuring that neither success nor failure disrupts one's commitment to righteousness.

In embracing these virtues and guiding their lives with the reins of forgiveness, compassion, and equanimity, individuals steer their journey towards divine communion and righteous living. This profound truth echoes the timeless message conveyed to King Vibhishana when he attuned himself to the frequency of Sri Rama’s divine wisdom.

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Credit : To My teacher Sri Sri Vidwan Kallapura Pavamanacharya

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