INDIAN ( Bharatiya ) IDEALS OF LIFE : 1.8 ( Children and Youth of Bharatham are misguided by some evil forces, in the name of student wings sponsored by dirty political parties like Congress, Communists, etc., ...)

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      All Members,
     Respected family members of this great holy Nation.

     *REQUEST ALL  STUDENTS, PARENTS AND TEACHERS MUST READ THIS TOPIC
     **IT IS URGENT IMPORTANCE IN THE PRESENT SITUATION  OF THE NATION

   Sub : INDIAN ( Bharatiya ) IDEALS OF LIFE : 1.8.
   Swami Chidananda

    (A series of 3 talks given by Param Pujya Sri Swami Chidanandaji Maharaj on the mornings of December 20, 21 and 22 1999, at the Sangeet Kala Kendra, Kolkata)

    Ref :  Children and Youth of Bharatham are misguided by some evil forces, in the name of student wings sponsored by dirty political parties like Congress, Communists, etc., ...

  Dear Children of this Holy Nation -

 1. First Talk : 8.

  8.
In another verse he says : -

‘Ka te kantaa kaste putrah samsaro’yamativa vichitrah Kasya tvam kah kuta ayatah tatvam chintaya tadidam bhratah’

(‘Who is your wife, who is your son? Strange indeed is this Samsara. To whom do you belong? From where have you come? Dear brother, consider well what is the truth!’)

Ponder thus, “Kastvam koham kutaaayaata” –Who are you? Who am I? Where have you come from? We take it for granted because we are caught in a conveyer-belt-like routine day after day, week after week, month after month; years have passed.
We are trapped in this Samsara, and we have no time to think deeply about life.
We must ensure that this pattern will not continue.

Therefore, wake up and think!
And what little time is left, live it with such awareness that your way of life becomes the means to your liberation.
Death is certain for this body.
Your true nature, I say with great certainty, is immortal, beginningless, endless, imperishable, indestructible!
Only you can realise this Reality!
No other form of life can realise this Reality.
Thank you for reading
    JAIHIND.
   To be continued  ...






 

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