The Son stands as for The Mother

O Thou Destiny! You have snatched away our Steve Jobs only at 56. What a sad demise! Strangely, the medical board of America couldn’t save such an invaluable life! In fact, there is no consolation, since the sufferings of Jobs was beyond control of the greatest physicians of the USA. People throng in America for better treatment. They get the same and live long. Sadly, Steve couldn’t go along with all those! Definitely, the disease was beyond any measure. Although we know how awkwardly he was suffering; grievance and grief shouldn’t walk side by side to find out truth.

I told you earlier, Jobs came to India for enlightenment in 1970 when Great Ma-Mahajnan was on the peak of her creation. What a genuinely struggle I perceived during last 48 years in her association! What a great struggling talent the world has just lost! What creativity is gone forever—one in India on 22 January, 2011 and the other in America on 05 October of 2011. Awfully, we lost both the mother and the son in the same year. Oh, what great defeat the century suffers to begin with!

See, how deeply the sorrows of my friend over there have been expressed! Although death is the best leveler, we can, in no way support its acceptance when it comes before us all of a sudden or untimely to snatch away one of our most beloved. “Yes it is a great loss, a very creative and perceptive man. Makes you realise that all the money in the world is powerless to solve the question of our mortality. Now while that may seem at first a worrying outcome, I find it strangely comforting in that it ‘levels the playing field’ somewhat and teaches us humility.”

How very beautifully death has been treated! It is solely a philosophical idea that can bring about an amendment in understanding that we badly need to survive. There is practically no way but to accept as it comes on our way. After all, birth and death are two incidents which have been exaggerated so long from religious point of view. Spiritually it has no great implication. Ma-Mahajnan has changed their interface and evidently they appear not at all so cloudy and controversial.

We see a game being present in the field; watch the same in live-telecast; that again, as time permits, in video. A few of us are really fortunate to have seen the Mother playing her worldly game rightfully blended with spiritual striving for a long time. We are proud of her elegant participation. So we console our mind thinking of her due presence all the while. Mou
fully, the Americans wouldn’t find consolation being left in the lurch all of a sudden. Out of frustration the only consolation that revitalizes: “I find it strangely comforting in that it ‘levels the playing field’ somewhat and teaches us humility.”

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