Be with my parents is the most special moment I have. They are my strength. The strength that made me strong in facing my life. Happiness is what I always feel when ever I am with them. They are my beloved parents. My dear one!
Be with my parents is the most special moment I have. They are my strength. The strength that made me strong in facing my life. Happiness is what I always feel when ever I am with them. They are my beloved parents. My dear one!
A person who has faith
Always wear a happy face;
His smile that comes from the soul
Is reflected in the eyes.
Good morning friends. This is the second part of my article and I hope you will continue your reading.
In the Bhagavad Gita , Krishna calls them muddha – fools who are imbued with aasuric or demoniac nature. The Gita describes the mindset of such people: “I wanted this and today I got it. I want that; I shall acquire it tomorrow. All these riches are now mine; soon I shall have more. I have killed this enemy; I will kill all others as well and shall soon conquer the world. I am the ruler of men. I enjoy the things of this world. I am successful strong and happy. I am very wealthy and so nobly born. Who is my equal?”
This mindset gives rise to passion, anger and greed that in turn lead to constant strife within the individual and in his dealings with others.
After analyzing suffering is not due to chance and caprice. It is because of certain conditions. If these conditions are removed, then suffering, too, ceases to be. Desire is the root cause of suffering.
Ancient seers described that “desires never satiated by the enjoyment of desires; thereby they only flame forth ever more like fire with butter”. Desires and even their fulfillment, instead of being a source of happiness might spiral so out of control that they become the root cause of suffering.
Good morning friends. I read one article about happiness. It’s a nice one. It tells that how Koena Mitra, a model thought about happiness. Happiness is just around the corner and I believe in her with this. Let me share you what she believed.
Here’s a peep into bombshell Koena Mitra’s spiritual side…
You find God in… “God is one big positive energy! The fact that God helps you get over the biggest of problems in your life proves that He is a big support system. From happiness to sadness – he is around you and within you.”
How do you connect to God? “I read a book called Conversations with God in which the writer states, ‘If you have a pure soul and faith in God, you can definitely connect to Him’. There are various ways to feel him; some connect by turning vegetarian or praying for hours. For me, a pure heart and faith is the answer.”
Karma & kismat to you are: “I read this quote somewhere and it actually describes life: ‘I can’t change the direction of the wind, but I can adjust my sails to reach my destination.’ Everyone is born with their own destiny. I am a firm believer of the fact that ‘What goes around comes around’. Things we do come back to us in some way or the other.”
True contentment lies in… “Everyone chases happiness, not noticing that happiness is right at their heels. Be honest with yourself. Happiness will come by itself!” The Times of India
Good morning friends. Every day in our life, we perhaps have some kind of bad experience, big or small. There is no escape from experiences. One has two options: either to ignore them or try to react. The first option is a form of forgiveness, while the other amounts to engagement and in some cases, even revenge .
Which is the better option? We have to decide by looking at the result, for that is the determining factor. Forgiveness is a better option for it is based on a proven formula: ‘Save yourself’. Forgiveness saves you from distraction, it saves your time, and it saves you from creating more problems. Forgiveness could amount to an instant solution to the problem.
In contrast, reaction and emotional revenge means turning the bad into worse, for revenge tends to worsen the problem. If forgiveness is buying time, revenge is just wasting time without hope of any positive result.
In such a situation people generally tend to give in to negative thinking but such a reaction would be unwise. The better formula is following a self-oriented course of action. In other words, if you are having a sad experience, don’t think about the other party who you feel has wronged you. Think about your own self and adopt a course of action that is better for you.
At all times in our life we are torn between two choices – anti-other thinking and pro-self thinking. Anti-other thinking makes you descend to the lowest level, whereas pro-self thinking elevates you to a higher plane of consciousness.
If forgiveness is a full stop, revenge is full of commas. Forgiveness means ending an unwanted situation, while revenge means extending it to infinity. Forgiveness maintains your positive thinking uninterruptedly, while revenge creates negativity. And negativity creates all kinds of undesirable behavior, in terms of both thought and action.