….contd…….
Wanting
something is not wrong. But being deluded because of it and being blinded by its
presence or absence is dangerous as it clouds our sense of thinking and it
again effects our emotions – which obviously are wrongly placed and thereby our
actions are loud with ‘selfishness’ and ‘Adharma’. No
doubt, we end up committing and increasing our negative karma and suffer
endlessly because of this vicious circle……..
Does it
mean that I can’t have my own desires and want them to be fulfilled just
because my near and dear ones don’t see my point of view! No. I am not saying
that! Here I am just explaining the type of desire and the way it changes out
perception and the way we look at people in our life. It also effects our defination of life and
people – which is obviously going to be wrong all along as it is desire
driven. We can have a desire which we
wish to fulfill but within the purview of the ‘Dharma’.
For eg. If I wish to get married to a certain
person, it is always better to wait for my family’s approval rather than go
ahead and get married to that person. Because,
in India we don’t marry a person, we marry his family. Marriage still is coming together of two
families and not two individuals –okay it has it’s drawbacks and benefits which
we will not discuss now! Now, the waiting period should not be filled with
anger, hatred for the person/persons who are making us wait! That is important.
Why? Because of two reasons. One – when we
generate negative feeling like pain, anger, hatred, aversion, stubbornness we
create energy and that has an impact on the other person (here the person who
is to accept the marriage!). since the
energy generated is negative, the impact is also negative and thereby the
result certainly can’t be good or positive.
Next, even the acceptance comes it will be delayed for sure because of
the negative vibes sent. So, it is our
primary duty to wait with love! Remember, Krishna saying to Arjuna “kill your
enemies for sure but with love and not with hatred”. That is the law of karma that we should
follow….
...contd.....
2 comments:
Krishna saying to Arjuna “kill your enemies for sure but with love and not with hatred”
The above lines are like BRAHMASTRA.. just FENTABOLOUS!!! loved it to the core!!! :)
Krishna saying to Arjuna “kill your enemies for sure but with love and not with hatred”
The above lines are like BRAHMASTRA.. just FENTABOLOUS!!! loved it to the core!!! :)
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