Message for the Day 11th Dec 2025

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Jambunathan Iyer

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Dec 11, 2025, 3:54:17 AM (yesterday) Dec 11
to Chittanandam V R, Rama (Iyer 123 Group), ARR, Yeddanapudi Markandeyulu, venkat giri, Rajaram Krishnamurthy, YM - markandeya101091, gopala krishnan, N. Sekar
Who will realize God?

Shri Ramakrishna: He who, from the depth of his soul, seeks to know God will certainly realize Him. He must. Only the one who is restless for God and desires nothing else will surely realize Him.

The deeper meaning of the quote I understood

Shri Ramakrishna’s words highlight that true spiritual realization comes only through an intense, wholehearted longing for God. It is not enough to have casual interest or intellectual curiosity; one must feel a deep, soul-stirring yearning that consumes the heart and mind. The phrase “from the depth of his soul” points to sincerity and purity of intention, free from distractions or ulterior motives. Ramakrishna assures that such a seeker will inevitably attain God, promising fulfillment to those who dedicate themselves entirely to the divine quest.

Ramakrishna’s role in spirituality

Ramakrishna Paramahamsa (1836–1886) was a revered Indian mystic whose teachings shaped modern Hindu spirituality. His contributions include:

  • Direct experience of the divine: He emphasized that God must be realized personally, not just through rituals or dogma.

  • Unity of religions: Ramakrishna demonstrated that all faiths lead to the same ultimate truth, practicing different paths to show their harmony.

  • Influence on disciples: His guidance deeply impacted followers like Swami Vivekananda, who carried his message across the world.

  • Spiritual practices: He embodied devotion (bhakti), meditation, and self-realization, inspiring seekers to explore diverse disciplines.

Legacy

Ramakrishna’s life and teachings continue to inspire millions, encouraging spiritual growth, tolerance, and self-discovery. His message of sincerity, inclusivity, and direct experience remains timeless, guiding seekers toward the divine.

N Jambunathan , Chennai
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