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19 October 2010

“Biggest job, I can say biggest job on the world, on the planet earth is…”

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Biggest job, I can say biggest job on the world, on the planet earth is keeping the seeking alive in people. I tell you, God assumes human body only for this job, of keeping seeking alive in human beings. Understand, He does five jobs.

“ஆக்குவாய், காப்பாய், அழிப்பாய், அருள்தருவாய், போக்குவாய்என்னைப்புகுவிப்பாய்நின்தொழும்பின்”

Five job - creation, maintenance, destruction, putting people into Maya - illusion, and liberating; these five jobs. First four - creating, maintaining, destroying and putting them into the illusion - He does not need to move His butt. He can just lie down, Ananda Sayana, and He can be in Yoga Nidra. It goes on. Nothing needs to be done. And He can be in Samadhi in Kailaash, or He can be in Yoga Nidra in Vaikunta, no problem, it goes on.

But, to keep seeking alive in human beings, He has to assume human body. Understand, then most difficult job on the planet earth is keeping seeking alive in human beings. Only for that fifth job, He has to take human body. He has to go through this whole thing, to keep the seeking alive in human beings, not even giving enlightenment. Please understand, the giving enlightenment is not a job at all. It's piece of cake. It’s not a job at all. Keeping seeking alive... because if the seeking is kept alive enlightenment will automatically happen. I don’t need to give. It will just happen.

Keeping seeking alive, by telling all kinds of stories, words, lullabies and what not. Like the other day our kids did a play, small skit - that satisfying the small children is the most difficult job... they were trying to show na. Make them shut their mouth; it's not a small joke. You don’t know whether your singing will take care of that, or dancing will take care, or your candy will take care, or your toys will take care, or you don’t know what to do. And you have to do continuously, trial and error, every time when they start crying. It’s not that once you come to a conclusion, and you can apply that same research and development, that conclusion, next time they start crying. No. Next time you have to start again from step one.

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First baa baa black sheep… “No, I am not interested.”

The candy ... “No, I am not interested.”

Then toy…”I am not interested.”

Then shaking them in the lap…”No, I am not interested.”

Hugging…”No, I am not interested.”

Cuddling... “I am not interested.”

Nothing. Suddenly something will click which you don’t even know. And you can’t be happy, “Oh I found the solution for my child.” No. In half an hour, he will change the trend. Now you have to again have a complete new strategy planning. And I tell you, even that job can be done. And keeping the seeking alive in one person is equivalent to bringing up hundred kids. Keeping the seeking alive in hundreds of person... thousands of person… That is why every day, from morning till night, I have to tell some story, I have to tell some songs; I have to sing, dance, shake, move, hug, oh God. What not, and put this whole thing in eNTV so that anytime anybody wants any strategy, they can go and try to do something. Sometime if you sit silently, they will stop crying. I try that also, sitting silently during Pada Puja. All kinds of drama, just to keep the seeking alive.

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