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How to get salvation (moksha)?


From God we came, into God we will go.

Salvation is guaranteed for every soul. It is not reserved only for intellectuals. It is for each and every human.

No, not just humans! Salvation (Moksha) is destination of all souls living, as gods, as humans, as animals, plants, and even the single cell amoeba.

Everything is an expansion of God. Whatever theory you believe, you know you are formed of the same material as that of which the universe is composed. Universe and all creation is just like the sandbox of a child. He creates things out of that sand, plays with them, and then dissolves the creation to create another game in the same sandbox.

You also know what you see is gross, just a small part of the entire creation. You cannot even see the subtle you. You, as a soul, are invisible to normal people.

Yogis can talk directly to you as soul because they've practiced a lot. But that's not the main thing here. The main thing is salvation is guaranteed.

The time taken to attain moksha (salvation) may vary. For some, it might be next moment. For some, it could be next birth. Some may have to wait for ages. Others may be stuck in the cycle of rebirths until the Child decides to dissolve creation in His sandbox to start afresh.

So you see, moksha is there for everyone - whether you aspire or not for it.

You can speed up the process by praying and yoga (the real yoga that takes you beyond the realm of visible). Just concentrate on God and enjoy your life. Worry not for salvation. It is bound to come to you - sooner or later.

~
Arun Kumar
15/09/17 - 0735 hours

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