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Sri Ramakrishna vécut entre 1836 et 1886. Saint et mystique hindou, il naquit dans une famille brahmane pauvre d'un village du Bengale, en Inde. Avant sa naissance, son père eut une vision dans laquelle Rama lui annonça que Rama renaîtrait sous la forme de son fils. À l'âge de sept ans, il connut sa première extase spirituelle alors qu'il vénérait la déesse Kali. | Sri Ramakrishna vécut entre 1836 et 1886. Saint et mystique hindou, il naquit dans une famille brahmane pauvre d'un village du Bengale, en Inde. Avant sa naissance, son père eut une vision dans laquelle Rama lui annonça que Rama renaîtrait sous la forme de son fils. À l'âge de sept ans, il connut sa première extase spirituelle alors qu'il vénérait la déesse Kali. | ||
À vingt-trois ans, il épousa Sarada Devi, alors âgée de cinq ans seulement. Tout au long de leur mariage, il vénéra sa femme comme l'incarnation de la Mère Divine et vécut dans le célibat. | |||
Ramakrishna experimented with various faiths, including Christianity and Islam, and said he could attain ''[[samadhi]]'' through any of them. He not only had visions of the Divine Mother, but also of Allah and [[Jesus]]. He said, “I have found that it is the same God toward whom all are directing their steps, though along different paths.”<ref>''Encyclopaedia Britannica'' (1973), s. v. “Ramakrishna.”</ref> | Ramakrishna experimented with various faiths, including Christianity and Islam, and said he could attain ''[[samadhi]]'' through any of them. He not only had visions of the Divine Mother, but also of Allah and [[Jesus]]. He said, “I have found that it is the same God toward whom all are directing their steps, though along different paths.”<ref>''Encyclopaedia Britannica'' (1973), s. v. “Ramakrishna.”</ref> | ||
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Sri Ramakrishna vécut entre 1836 et 1886. Saint et mystique hindou, il naquit dans une famille brahmane pauvre d'un village du Bengale, en Inde. Avant sa naissance, son père eut une vision dans laquelle Rama lui annonça que Rama renaîtrait sous la forme de son fils. À l'âge de sept ans, il connut sa première extase spirituelle alors qu'il vénérait la déesse Kali.
À vingt-trois ans, il épousa Sarada Devi, alors âgée de cinq ans seulement. Tout au long de leur mariage, il vénéra sa femme comme l'incarnation de la Mère Divine et vécut dans le célibat.
Ramakrishna experimented with various faiths, including Christianity and Islam, and said he could attain samadhi through any of them. He not only had visions of the Divine Mother, but also of Allah and Jesus. He said, “I have found that it is the same God toward whom all are directing their steps, though along different paths.”[1]
Ramakrishna said that there should be no conflict about the nature of God:
Really, [the divergent opinions about the nature of God] are not contradictory. As a man realizes him, so does he express himself. If somehow one attains him, then one finds no contradiction.... Kabir [a fifteenth-century Hindu mystic] used to say: “The formless Absolute is my Father, and God with form is my Mother.”[2]
Final embodiment and ascension
Ramakrishna did not make his ascension at the conclusion of that life. He reincarnated in the United States for the final balancing of his karma through the violet flame, was a student in the I AM Activity, completed his training and his work there and made his ascension at the conclusion of this life.
In a Pearl of Wisdom from January 20, 1980, Paul the Venetian mentioned “the ascended master Ramakrishna whose spouse and beloved twin flame, Sarada Devi, remains unascended in the community of lightbearers, wearing his mantle—she the anchor of his love, he the lifeline of her anchor.”
Sources
Mark L. Prophet and Elizabeth Clare Prophet, Lost Teachings on Your Higher Self.
Elizabeth Clare Prophet, July 12, 1990.
Elizabeth Clare Prophet, June 29, 1992.