Sai Inspires
The demon Bhasmasura, through God’s Grace earned the power to turn into ash anyone by placing his hand on their head. However his instincts were not tamed, his reasoning was not purified. Blinded by greed and egoism, he tried to reduce the very Giver of the gift. Hence, unless you are extra careful to examine the very process of reasoning, even while the process is on, there is a big danger that you may be following only the trail that you yourself have laid down. Reason can be tamed only by discipline; through compassion, calmness, forbearance and endurance (Daya, Shantham, Kshama, and Sahana). Train your mind to walk quietly along small stretches of road at first and then after you have become sure of its docility, you can take it along safely down the tortuous road of the sixfold temptations of lust, anger, greed, delusion, pride and jealousy.
Normally every parent desires to give their children what they did not have or
got, but at the same time they should also teach them as to how they should
proceed in the meaningful life to have a genuine purpose. A warrier very carefully
uses the arrows in the hand to get a target. There is a proverb, monkey see,
monkey do etc. We should not be like that, just because we are evolved
from a monkey codes. One should surrender to a commitment in a life and
work out to be a good model to others including children and children have
to be taught the concept of forgiveness. While we get up everyday, we should
pray to the Supreme Power to have a right path and one should walk through
right path so as to have a transparency in life. No doubt, difficult moments
will come but then those moments are only temporary.
Sai Ram
Balasubramanian
The demon Bhasmasura, through God’s Grace earned the power to turn into ash anyone by placing his hand on their head. However his instincts were not tamed, his reasoning was not purified. Blinded by greed and egoism, he tried to reduce the very Giver of the gift. Hence, unless you are extra careful to examine the very process of reasoning, even while the process is on, there is a big danger that you may be following only the trail that you yourself have laid down. Reason can be tamed only by discipline; through compassion, calmness, forbearance and endurance (Daya, Shantham, Kshama, and Sahana). Train your mind to walk quietly along small stretches of road at first and then after you have become sure of its docility, you can take it along safely down the tortuous road of the sixfold temptations of lust, anger, greed, delusion, pride and jealousy.
Normally every parent desires to give their children what they did not have or
got, but at the same time they should also teach them as to how they should
proceed in the meaningful life to have a genuine purpose. A warrier very carefully
uses the arrows in the hand to get a target. There is a proverb, monkey see,
monkey do etc. We should not be like that, just because we are evolved
from a monkey codes. One should surrender to a commitment in a life and
work out to be a good model to others including children and children have
to be taught the concept of forgiveness. While we get up everyday, we should
pray to the Supreme Power to have a right path and one should walk through
right path so as to have a transparency in life. No doubt, difficult moments
will come but then those moments are only temporary.
Sai Ram
Balasubramanian
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