Friday, 12 May 2017

Wealth and God - Sri Ramakrishna

Once a thief stole the jewels from the images in the temple of Radhakanta, Mathur Babu entered the temple and said to the Deity: 'What a shame, O God! You couldn't save Your own ornaments.' 'The idea!' I said to Mathur, 'Does He who has Lakshmi for His handmaid and attendant ever lack any splendour? Those jewels may be precious to you, but to God they are no better than lumps of clay. Shame on you! You shouldn't have spoken so meanly. What riches can you give to God to magnify His glory?'
-Sri Ramakrishna on Himself

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