Parigrah - Covetousness and Accumulation of Things for Enjoyment

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ram ram

 

well without parigrah, a household life is just

impossible....only an individual can survive, without

parigrah...if 1 has family, he or she has to do

parigrah...

even lord krishna, lead life as an household, with his

family, then how can he teach aparigrah, fr

household...

well wht he meant was...in household even, sometimes,

we should to assemble, which r nt so necessary to

live, so being a sadhak, we should try to keep us away

frm extra parigrah...being an sadhak, we must b in

habbit to live happy in every condition, n tht is

possible only, if we hv made ourself, tht way...so to

practice aparigrah, god says tht....

 

in shlok 4.21..according to me, it means tht, parigrah

should nt b there in our hearts....if we r doing

parigrah, to fullfill our duties, then it must b

limited to satisfy our body or outside needs...it must

nt become like tht, we will bcome unhappy, if

sometime, we will nt b hving tht parigrah...

n tht is possible only if , we r ditached frm parigrah

by heart...same is the meaning in 6.10 & 18.53, tht we

must b detached by heart........

 

ram ram

mnajula goyal

 

 

 

--- sadhak_insight <sadhak_insight wrote:

 

> " Gita Society " <sanjay..com>

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> The word " parigrah " is used in verses 4.21, 6.10,

> and 18.53,

> Do you think this means God seekers should not have

> bank balance

> (dhana sanchaya)? or any other meaning is more

> suitable to explain

> what Lord meant. If Gita is meant for householders

> sadhak, this

> meaning does not seem to reflect Krishna's message

> for the modern

> world. Could you all comment, please.

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Members;If everything belongs to Krishna and is used to serve Him then where is the question of proprietorship [paigrahah]? Ideally, the Diety of Krishna should be established in the home or office so that the householder or worker sees that his actions must be for Krishna, using whatever He supplies. Therefore, money should be spent not on ourselves for enjoyment of the senses, but for the glory of God.bv avadhoot maharajsadhak_insight <sadhak_insight wrote: "Gita Society"

<sanjay..com> The word "parigrah" is used in verses 4.21, 6.10, and 18.53, Do you think this means God seekers should not have bank balance (dhana sanchaya)? or any other meaning is more suitable to explain what Lord meant. If Gita is meant for householders sadhak, this meaning does not seem to reflect Krishna's message for the modern world. Could you all comment, please.

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Read Sadhak-Sanjivani. Swami Ramsukhdasji has explained very well.On 8/19/06, sadhak_insight <sadhak_insight

> wrote: " Gita Society " <sanjay..com>The word " parigrah " is used in verses 4.21, 6.10, and 18.53,Do you think this means God seekers should not have bank balance(dhana sanchaya)? or any other meaning is more suitable to explainwhat Lord meant. If Gita is meant for householders sadhak, this

meaning does not seem to reflect Krishna's message for the modernworld. Could you all comment, please.