Does demoniac goodness become divine goodness by bhakti?
Thank you. Hare Krishna. … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … And in contrast, in something like the Rasandar, from material point of view, he may have a good quality, but because he was anti-devotional in his disposition, so his material qualities were made unimportant.
So yes, when we practice bhakti, if we have an anti-devotional disposition, that will change. And whatever good qualities we have, we will put them to good use. When Hanuman saw Ramana for the first time, what he said is, his first thought was, oh, he has so many good qualities.
If only he had been a devotee of Vishnu, not good qualities and good qualities, because he has so much kshatriya, he has fighting ability, he has dharma strategies. If there is so much potential in him, if only he had been a devotee, he could have been a protector of the gods. He could have been a blessing for the world, but now he is a curse for the world.
Yes, sir. That devotional redirection of our talent and our heart, can we bring our good qualities, whatever good we have, we will put it to good use.