…contd….
But, as you experience these
emotions just stick to sadhan – preferably regularly. Even if you are not
regular don’t feel bad. Apart from sadhan or when unable to do sadhan do the
following (whichever relaxes you) –
1. Listen to music
2.
Watch movies
3.
Take a walk and preferably make it a
‘must routine’ atleast for ½ hr daily – twice may be.
4.
Do yoga preferably or exercise. You can
be irregular but do it. When I say irregular, I mean atleast 3-4 times per week
– not once in a month.
5.
Join swimming classes, dancing or
aerobic classes if possible. Take to some hobby that you long since wanted and
if it is physical in nature better.
6.
Pick an orphanage or an old age home
near your home and visit regularly – atleast 3 times/week and teach them
whatever you know. Spend time with them. To understand why listen to tum
besahara ho tho from Anurodh
7.
Go to temple near your house preferably
at same time daily (or as many times as possible/week) and do (circumbation)
pradikshanam atleast 108 times. If not possible start with 21 times. While you
are at temple chant 108 times on mantra. Gradually increase it to 7 malas or 7*108
times.
Nothing beats
depression, loneliness like selflessness. The more the person thinks about
himself, his desire, his life, his pain, his suffering the more he’ll be
depressed. So do the opposite. Give your know-how, time to others.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VF99K-uM9Fc
Duniya mein kitna gum
hai
Mera gum kitna kum
hal….
Looking at the pain in
the world
I realized how little I
have….
All this is fine but
how will I know “God’s chahat” (His will)?
Buddha
Once in a village a
notorious thief became jealous of a Buddha who was regarded as the ‘most pious
man’ by the villagers and gave due respect to him. This thief went to meet the
Buddha in the dead of night and looking at him said “people may not see through
your garb but I can. All I can see in you is he most manipulative thief who is
so smart that he’s not yet caught. You are no Buddha as people say”. To this
Buddha smiled and said “Yes, I see that. That’s no problem. Because I can see
only Buddha in you.”
The thief went out in a
huff and started telling one and all that the Buddha was a fraud.
So you see one can see
only oneself in the other. Because Buddha was Buddha, he saw Buddha in the
thief but thief being himself could see himself in Buddha. In short to
recognize or understand even a Guru or a Buddha one should be a Buddha or
atleast have Buddha like qualities to say the least.
…contd….
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This post has given me an insight to question my thoughts
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