renuka
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Dear All...
Today I want to share my thoughts with everyone ...Hey I am almost making this thread like a blog..but its Ok becos I really learnt a valueble lesson today that I want to share with everyone...Its like having a Jagat Hita effect(Universal Beneficial Effect)...
You know sometimes when we are feeling unhappy about something...and we really hoped that we can straigthen things out...not necassarily for our personal gain but just to keep everyone happy...and if it doesnt happen they way we hope it to be...many of us feel depressed or dejected...
Well it happens at least to some of us at some point of our life..
Then for me at least I start to remember the Gita shloka which says
Sukha Dukhe Same Krtva Labhaalabhau Jayaajayau..
Be equiposed in happiness or sorrow,gain or loss,victory or defeat...
Many a times may be some of us worry too much of the future or even the past and actually forget to enjoy the present...
Even RamanaMaharishi had said this...be in the present..
read this...
Maharshi: Do you know the present life that you wish to know the past? Find the present, then the rest will follow. Even with our present limited knowledge, you suffer so much. Why should you burden yourself with more knowledge? Is it to suffer more?
When seen through the sight of the supreme space of Self, the illusion of taking birth in this mirage-like false world is found to be nothing but the egotistical ignorance of identifying a body as "I". Among those whose minds are possessed with forgetfulness of Self, those who are born will die and those who die will be born again. But know that those whose minds are dead, having known the glorious Supreme Reality, will remain only there in that elevated state of reality, devoid of both birth and death. Forgetting Self, mistaking the body for Self, taking innumerable births, and at last knowing Self and being Self is just like waking from a dream of wandering all over the world.
Ok but you know what i really want to share with everyone today is what i learnt from a friend today....
He is no Pandit, He is no scholar,He does not know Shlokas,Vedas,Upanishads etc..
But he knows life...He has a firm believe in God..thats all...Its like the Shivoham feeling..
It really weird sometimes that we can find a Rishi lying dormant in the most unexpected persons...
I realized that today...
My friend has the direct approach technique..He does not mince his words..
He believes that we have a problem..try to solve it...If we tried our best..and its still not solved he just follows the "F**K It Theory...Give a damn..since we tried our best..dont get worked up and all depressed feeling "O My God...what am I going to do....etc" Just say "F*** IT and move on with life..
I know the language sounds harsh here but it made me realize something which no flowery poetic words could made me realize...
I just wanted to share this..that there is a Rishi lying dormant in each one of us....
We dont need really any theoritical knowledge to realize simple truths about life...
No wonder Adishankaracharya said "Nahi Nahi Rakshati Dukren Karane"
Today I want to share my thoughts with everyone ...Hey I am almost making this thread like a blog..but its Ok becos I really learnt a valueble lesson today that I want to share with everyone...Its like having a Jagat Hita effect(Universal Beneficial Effect)...
You know sometimes when we are feeling unhappy about something...and we really hoped that we can straigthen things out...not necassarily for our personal gain but just to keep everyone happy...and if it doesnt happen they way we hope it to be...many of us feel depressed or dejected...
Well it happens at least to some of us at some point of our life..
Then for me at least I start to remember the Gita shloka which says
Sukha Dukhe Same Krtva Labhaalabhau Jayaajayau..
Be equiposed in happiness or sorrow,gain or loss,victory or defeat...
Many a times may be some of us worry too much of the future or even the past and actually forget to enjoy the present...
Even RamanaMaharishi had said this...be in the present..
read this...
Maharshi: Do you know the present life that you wish to know the past? Find the present, then the rest will follow. Even with our present limited knowledge, you suffer so much. Why should you burden yourself with more knowledge? Is it to suffer more?
When seen through the sight of the supreme space of Self, the illusion of taking birth in this mirage-like false world is found to be nothing but the egotistical ignorance of identifying a body as "I". Among those whose minds are possessed with forgetfulness of Self, those who are born will die and those who die will be born again. But know that those whose minds are dead, having known the glorious Supreme Reality, will remain only there in that elevated state of reality, devoid of both birth and death. Forgetting Self, mistaking the body for Self, taking innumerable births, and at last knowing Self and being Self is just like waking from a dream of wandering all over the world.
Ok but you know what i really want to share with everyone today is what i learnt from a friend today....
He is no Pandit, He is no scholar,He does not know Shlokas,Vedas,Upanishads etc..
But he knows life...He has a firm believe in God..thats all...Its like the Shivoham feeling..
It really weird sometimes that we can find a Rishi lying dormant in the most unexpected persons...
I realized that today...
My friend has the direct approach technique..He does not mince his words..
He believes that we have a problem..try to solve it...If we tried our best..and its still not solved he just follows the "F**K It Theory...Give a damn..since we tried our best..dont get worked up and all depressed feeling "O My God...what am I going to do....etc" Just say "F*** IT and move on with life..
I know the language sounds harsh here but it made me realize something which no flowery poetic words could made me realize...
I just wanted to share this..that there is a Rishi lying dormant in each one of us....
We dont need really any theoritical knowledge to realize simple truths about life...
No wonder Adishankaracharya said "Nahi Nahi Rakshati Dukren Karane"
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