拉瑪克里斯納

拉瑪克里斯納 (1885)

拉瑪克里斯納（Ramakrishna，1836年2月18日—1886年8月16日），是印度19世紀極富影響力的神秘家暨瑜伽士。

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• 不要让世俗的思想和焦虑扰乱你的心意。在合适的时间里做的每一件事都是必要的，但要让你的心意总是专注于神。

  原文：Do not let worldly thoughts and anxieties disturb your mind. Do everything that is necessary in the proper time, and let your mind be always fixed on God.

• 活在世上就像水鸟。水粘附在鸟身上，可是鸟却把水抖落掉。活在世上就像泥中之鱼。鱼儿活在泥潭里，但它的皮肤总是闪闪发亮。

  原文：Live in the world like a waterfowl. The water clings to the bird, but the bird shakes it off. Live in the world like a mudfish. The fish lives in the mud, but its skin is always bright and shiny.

• 真理只有一个；只是被称呼为不同的名字。所有人都在追寻同一个真理；差异源于气候、性情和名称。

  原文：Truth is one; only It is called by different names. All people are seeking the same Truth; the variance is due to climate, temperament, and name.

• 如果你真诚地渴望成为善良和完美的，神会派遣真正和适当的导师（Sad-Guru）给你。真诚是唯一必要的。

  原文：If thou art in right earnest to be good and perfect, God will send the true and proper Master (Sad-Guru) to thee. Earnestness is the only thing necessary.

• 在陶工的店里，有各种形状和形式的器皿——罐子、罐子、盘子、碟子等——但都是由同样的粘土制成的。所以神是一个，但他在不同的时代和地区以不同的名字和方面被崇拜。

  原文：In a potter's shop there are vessels of different shapes and forms... but all made of the same clay. So God is one, but He is worshipped in different ages and climes under different names and aspects.

• 船可以停留在水中，但水不应停留在船中。修行者可以生活在世界中，但世界不应存在于他心中。

  原文：A boat may stay in the water, but water should not stay in the boat. An aspirant may live in the world, but the world should not live in him.

• 以你喜欢的任何方式向他祈祷，他甚至能听到蚂蚁的脚步声。

  原文：Pray to Him anyway you like, He can even hear the footfall of an ant.

• 想象一个无限的水域：上方和下方，前方和后方，左右，到处都是水。在那水中放置一个装满水的罐子。罐子内有水，外面也有水，但罐子仍然存在。‘我’就是那个罐子。

  原文：Imagine a limitless expanse of water: above and below, before and behind, right and left, everywhere there is water. In that water is placed a jar filled with water. There is water inside the jar and water outside, but the jar is still there. The ‘I’ is the jar.

• 一株幼苗应始终由篱笆保护，以免被山羊和牛以及小顽童破坏。但一旦它长成大树，一群山羊或一群牛可能会在其茂盛的枝叶下找到庇护，并以其叶子填饱肚子。

  原文：A young plant should be always protected by a fence from the mischief of goats and cows and little urchins. But when once it becomes a big tree, a flock of goats or a herd of cows may find shelter under its spreading boughs, and fill their stomachs with its leaves.

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