That is why you are what you are. --> Tanvir

[Guest guest]

> Thanks... but I do not think that I deserve these praises! It's

all

> your love and efforts what made JR like this and we all look

forward

> to your write ups and thoughtful posts. We are very happy to get

you

> in us !!! :-)

 

Thanks for the kind words.

 

 

> I would be also very grateful if you call me only Tanvir, calling

me

> Tanvir Bhai or Ji makes me embarrassed :-)

 

Ok Tanvir :-).

 

I am not too old either (:-)), but I have always marvelled at how

quickly you have spiritually progressed in life at such a young age.

 

The answer lies in 'There was a pattern, there is a pattern, there

will always be a pattern.'

 

These 4 things is what I have learnt to follow in my life. It comes

from within.

 

- First of all we should not remember that we have ever helped a

person.

-Second if anyone has wronged us, we should forgive him; never take

revenge. -

-Third DEATH is always behind us ; therefore, we should find some

means to OVERCOME it.

-Finally, we should make our house the house of God. We should not

have resentment or hatred towards anyone.

 

I know you are busy, but I hope to see contributions from you on our

group "Jyotish Tat Sat" as well.

 

As I said, this group has always been dear to me, I will keep

posting, time permitting.

 

Take Care.

 

Warmest Regards.

 

--Sanjay Aggarwal

jyotish_tat_sat

Email: saggarwal_4

 

 

 

 

, "Tanvir Chowdhury"

<lord_narayana@l...> wrote:

> Dear Sanjay Jee,

>

> Thanks... but I do not think that I deserve these praises! It's

all

> your love and efforts what made JR like this and we all look

forward

> to your write ups and thoughtful posts. We are very happy to get

you

> in us !!! :-)

>

> I would be also very grateful if you call me only Tanvir, calling

me

> Tanvir Bhai or Ji makes me embarrassed :-) Truly.

>

> Sincerely,

> Tanvir.

>

> , "sanjaytechnology"

> <sanjaytechnology> wrote:

> > All:

> >

> > I have churned tremendously on this group (Jyotish Remedies)

with

> > Hemant Trivedi Ji, Manoshi Ji, Surya Vishnu Bhai, Tanvir Bhai

and

> > Neeraj Bhai and many more since last december -- March. This

group

> > is very dear to me and will always be. Though I have moved on to

> the

> > creation of another group with other agendas which are linked

with

> > other souls, I still would like to take this opportunity to

> > congratulate Tanvir Ji on this wonderful group. May it continue

to

> > prosper. I try my best to post whenever I get time off from

other

> > commitments. I would like to encourage a feeling of comradeship

> > amongst all groups. What is in me is in you, so what is the

> > difference. The difference lies in all our understandings. When

we

> > all develop the right understanding, we will realize that

> everything

> > is within and we can perceive everything within our own selves.

> Best

> > Wishes to all.

> >

> > I would like to post some thoughts of mine today....

> >

> > On Friday night here in southern california, I have some

motivation

> > in me to write this. To me, this has great significance. It comes

> > from within. I hope you find some significance in this small

essay.

> > I hope it helps all of us to feel the infinite power of the Self.

> >

> > In Indian scriptures this world of ours is called "karmabhumi",

the

> > land of action, because this is the plane where we perform

actions,

> > good or bad, for which we receive good or bad fruits. No matter

what

> > actions we perform in this world, we receive their fruits. For

this

> > reason, we should always keep an account of ourselves. We should

not

> > try to keep track of others, of how many sins others have

committed,

> > how many mistakes they have made, or how much more advanced they

are

> > than we are. Instead, we should always remember what we have done

> > and what we have to do in the future. We should check to see how

> > much self-control we have developed, ho wmuch equanimity there

is in

> > our minds, how much steadfastness we have achieved. We should

check

> > to see how much we have been able to rid ourselves of our

desires,

> > our anger, our jealousy, and our tendency to hate other people,

to

> > rejoice at their misfortune, to feel sad when we see them

advance.

> > We should see how much compassion we have acquiired, ho wmuch we

> > have learned to love honesty and truthfulness, how loving we have

> > become. We should always be aware of our faults and always try to

> > increase our virtuous qualities. Above all, we should check our

> > attitude. It is our inner attitude and feelings that determine

our

> > behavior. Not only that, it is these that determine our

experience

> > of the world.

> >

> > There is a great and mysterious statement: "The world is as you

see

> > it". Whatever feeling you have within you is the feeling you will

> > project onto the world. Therefore, according to our own vision,

the

> > world becomes good or bad, pleasurable or painful, a storehouse

of

> > happiness or a mine of sorrow. It is your own attitude that bears

> > fruit for you and makes you who you are.

> >

> > If a person insults that God who lives within other human beings

and

> > then goes to a temple and prays to an idol of God, will God be

> > pleased with him? Tell me, will he?

> >

> > In every heart. God dwells perfectly,in His fullness, Therefore

do

> > not use harsh words, do not speak bitterly to others, because

your

> > beloved is sitting within.

> >

> > I conclude with great emphasis:

> >

> > The greatest virtue, the highest action and the best form of

worship

> > is to look upon other people with the awareness that the Self is

in

> > all.

> >

> > Om Shanti Shanti Shanti.

> >

> > Om Tat Sat.

> >

> > --Sanjay Aggarwal

> > jyotish_tat_sat

> > Email: saggarwal_4