How to Develop Faith and Love in the Almighty?

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I am not aware of any process or practice which develops aseem shradha and love for the Almighty and

that too for all the time etc.

Your sincere question deserves reply ,hence I am answering.

 

Shradha is the end result of experiencing the gradual elimination of souce of our and other's sorrow/unhappiness.

Unhappy person cannot have shradha and happy person will not bother about shradha.

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Shree Hari

Ram Ram

Pujya Swamiji greatly emphasizes that "relationship" is key. He has often given the example of a girl when she gets married. Just the simple act of marriage, the change in the relationship, changes everything in an instant. Her entire attention, love, shraddha, all in all, in an instant become focused on this new relationship. Someone that she met a short time back, now becomes the center of all her activities. She attends to his house, his parents, his brother / sister, his relatives, his needs - everything ... simply from having this relationship. Even when she visits her own parents, at the back of her mind remains concern and welfare of her husband.

One of the ways of aseem shraddha is having a loving relationship with God (mother, brother, sister, husband, son / daughter, Guru etc). Someone who is our very own, very loving, that we can trust implicitly. When attention is on this One and Only, how can indulgence in the material world happen? Indulgence happens due to self-centeredness, but here the center changes and the focus becomes the other (God).

 

Ram Ram

 

 

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samir sharma

17/07/ 2007 12:03

Re: Essence of Gita

 

 

 

very truly said

 

would u plz help me as how one could develop aseem shradhha and love for the Almighty and that too for all the time without any indulgence in material world?

 

hope u answer

 

hari om

[Guest guest]

Bandhu A.K.Jain, Ram Ram. Kindly fix up a moment when you are

neither happy nor unhappy. This is the 'sandhi' of your so called

happiness and unhapiness [which are identical in nature] and at that

moment you are in the spell of what you want to generate in your

mind i.e. aseem shraddhaa and Love. Do it and see yourself.

Regards,

Sarvottam

 

 

 

, " A.K.Jain " <akjain wrote:

>

> Dear Mr Samir

>

> I am not aware of any process or practice which develops aseem

shradha and love for the Almighty and

> that too for all the time etc.

> Your sincere question deserves reply ,hence I am answering.

>

> Shradha is the end result of experiencing the gradual elimination

of souce of our and other's sorrow/unhappiness.

> Unhappy person cannot have shradha and happy person will not

bother about shradha.

>

> regards

>

> A K Jain

> -

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> Shree Hari

> Ram Ram

> Pujya Swamiji greatly emphasizes that " relationship " is key. He

has often given the example of a girl when she gets married. Just

the simple act of marriage, the change in the relationship, changes

everything in an instant. Her entire attention, love, shraddha, all

in all, in an instant become focused on this new relationship.

Someone that she met a short time back, now becomes the center of

all her activities. She attends to his house, his parents, his

brother / sister, his relatives, his needs - everything ... simply

from having this relationship. Even when she visits her own

parents, at the back of her mind remains concern and welfare of her

husband.

>

> One of the ways of aseem shraddha is having a loving relationship

with God (mother, brother, sister, husband, son / daughter, Guru

etc). Someone who is our very own, very loving, that we can trust

implicitly. When attention is on this One and Only, how can

indulgence in the material world happen? Indulgence happens due to

self-centeredness, but here the center changes and the focus becomes

the other (God).

>

> Ram Ram

>

>

>

> -

> samir sharma

>

> 17/07/ 2007 12:03

> Re: Essence of Gita

>

>

>

> very truly said

>

> would u plz help me as how one could develop aseem shradhha and

love for the Almighty and that too for all the time without any

indulgence in material world?

>

> hope u answer

>

> hari om

>

> Ashok Jain <akjain wrote:

> Dear Friends

>

> As per my earlier postings , essence of Gita is contained in

verses

> 61 & 62 of 18th Chapter, verse 8 of 4th Chapter, verse 14 of 5

th

> Chapter and verse 73 of 18th Chapter.

>

> Another important message is contained in verse 21 of 16th

Chapter

> as under:-

> Desires ( lust, passion), anger, and greed are the three main

gates

> to the hell because they destroy the soul and as such should be

> given up.

> Desires, anger and greed creates hell in this life and whenever

> anyone of the above is active in our life we feel suffering of

> hell. Whenever anyone of the above takes possession of us, we

are

> not in a position to think clearly.

> Understanding of the presence of kama, krodh and lobh in our

life

> and the supportive structure built for their nourishment will

enable

> us to start process of giving up the same.

> Desires -basic question to be asked is `what do we want and

why do

> we want'. One has to observe and find out what desires creates

hell

> and what desires create heaven.

> Anger-owning up responsibility for anger is the first step.

Saying I

> became angry instead of he/she made me angry. Recognizing

everyone

> has perfect logic for whatever they are doing as I have my own

logic

> is the second step. Third step will be to understand our prime

duty

> is to be happy and not to do any thing which creates

unhappiness in

> our life.

> Best antidote for anger is practicing forgiveness-I forgive

now,

> unconditionally and completely.

> Greed -greed is mostly hidden and not apparent in day to day

life.

> Greed wants more for unknown reasons and links the requirement

with

> something unconnected or vague objective. Close introspection

will

> reveal our greed. Greed thrives on insecurity, illogical

> justification and happiness in future.

> All our worship to so many Gods and Goddesses and also for

> knowledge, moksha is invisible form of greed.

> Best antidote for greed is charity and helping others without

> expectation of return, expectation of name or fame or keeping

> account. Charity or dan is to be done beyond capacity, at

earliest

> and at every opportunity.

> Please share your views.

> Regards

> A K Jain