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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Warriorlight" data-source="post: 226513" data-attributes="member: 28666"><h3>Kindness – A Divine Quality</h3>Utmost kindness is a deep divine quality. In fact, there is no limit of kindness. It cannot be measured. It is without boundaries. That is why it is called a deep divine quality. Utmost kindness promotes true eternal love and is a divine quality of supreme lord who is beyond boundaries of universe (“Paar Braham Parmesar”) – ·         Dana Dina, ·         Supreme kind (“Param Dyaloo”), ·        Kind full forgiver  (“Dayal Bakshind”), ·        Always forgiving (“ Bakshanhara”). That is what makes Him without any enmity (“ Nirvair”). That is what makes Him  (“Mith Bolra”) – always soft and sweet spoken. He never hurts anybody; our sorrows and troubles are due to our own deeds in the past lives. He always overlooks at our bad deeds and always forgives us for all our bad deeds and actions as well as habits and gives us a chance after chance to reform ourselves. Utmost kindness is a mandatory deep divine quality of a saint, (“Sant”), a lover of God (“Bhagat”), a true disciple of God-Guru (“Gurmukh”), a Truth Guru (“Satgur”) and a Knower of Universal Wisdom (“Braham Gyani”).  This is what makes such an entity (“Ik Drisht”) – single vision. For such a soul all are equal. There is no discrimination, no hatred no duality in a person who is kind, as kind as Timeless Lord (“Akal Purakh”) Himself. Forgiveness is His nature, forgiveness is the religion (“Dharam”), kindness is the religion (“Dharam”), being without any enmity (“Nirvair”) is the religion  (“Dharam”). All these things promote true love and compassion for others, which is unlimited like God (“Braham”) Himself. Kindness and forgiveness go hand in hand and are very powerful as far as divinity and spirituality is concerned. They bring in us eternal peace. They take us closer to Almighty, and remove ego from within.  They promote sacrifice and service of others, feeling the pain of others and work towards relieving the pain of others, thereby promoting true service of the humanity and so of Timeless being (“Akal Purakh”). Therefore, we should all try to practice this divine quality in our daily life.</blockquote>

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