Sri Ramakrishna and Spiritual Renaissance

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Ramakrishna s tireless and almost breathless journey on the various roads obreligion had practically come to an end with his Advaita realization. No doubt, almost immediately after that, he trod the path of Islam, and that of Christianity about eight years later. On both these occasions he attained the goal in the course of three days, as if he had been out on holiday excursions. As a matter of fact, after he had mastered through his Advaita sadhana, the transcendental and impersonal aspects of God, no region of the spiritual plane : remained unexplored to him. The alien paths he tried only to see if they led to the same goal of Divinity that he had already realized in all its diverse aspects, and her Was satisfied. Hence his Islamic and Christian sadhanas differ widely from the rest of his spiritual quest, which had come to a befitting conclusion with his six months sojourn on the transcendental heights of the Absolute. After that he had practically cried halt and wanted to spend his remaining days in the company of men. From the depths of his heart had gone up the prayer : O Mother, let me remain in contact with men. Do not make me a dry ascetic. And the prayer had been answered by the imperious command of his divine Mother: "Stay on the threshold of relative consciousness for the love of humanity

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