To Jagdishji

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Jagdishji,

 

" I think a lot on all these questions and try to justify or counter-

argue with myself on these question. But never got a satisfied

reason. "

 

1. Never ask these questions to others,because nobody can answer

your questions. So instead of asking others, ask your self.

2. If you feel like giving an outlet to your thoughts, write them in

a diary in a chronological basis, but again DONT ask anybody

regarding this.

3. Spend some 20 minutes all alone enjoying the beauty of nature.

4. Read books by Tagore, Kabir, Kahlil Gibran, Eckart Tolle and such

mystic authors. You will be amazed to find that you share the

thoughts they had. This will soothen your mind and will give you a

companionship in your journey to find the truth.

5. Try to cut short your speech, the less you speak and interact

with others, the more quickly you will get answers to your

questions. (Truth is revealed in Silence)

6. Meditate daily for a few minutes.

7. Unlearn all your learning, in short, mentally format your brain:)

 

You may be doing 1,2,3 and 4 already. But 5,6 and 7 are the most

important. Out of that 5 and 7 are crucial:)

 

If you follow the above sincerly, and if your quest is genuine, you

will definitely get answers to all your questions (without anybody's

help). Once you get the answers you will feel, how silly, why did I

ask all these meaning less questions. But till then your questions

are meaningful.

 

Flip side: Even if you dont do any of these purposely, if your

craving to know the truth is real, you will find it one day.

Otherwise forget about these and live happily accepting that life is

a paradox.

 

Just shared my thoughts. May be wrong:)

 

Regards,

Jyothi

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

, Prathamesn Chawan

<upaoakcrest wrote:

>

> Dear Srinivas Ji

>

> Greetings

>

>

> Lord Krishna had fatal attacks on his life. Krishna was a lord

itself. What karma he did in his last life (which is not there) so

that he got such a dangerous childhood ?

>

> What karma Jesus did ? He suffered a lot.

>

> Well, who made this karma or came up with this concept of

Karma ? What was his desire ? If its God, then what does he want

from human being ?

>

> Even if we believe that Karma theory ( supported by Gita) is

true then it means that we are slave of a rule. Who made us slave of

the rule ?

>

> There are many more question in my mind to ask you. Well, i am

asking because of my planetary positions (19:13, Ghaziabad - UP, 25-

August-1981).

>

> I think a lot on all these questions and try to justify or

counter-argue with myself on these question. But never got a

satisfied reason.

>

> Thanks

>

> Jagdish

>

>

>

> Sreenadh <sreesog wrote: Dear Srinivas ji,

> ==>

> > karma burning ....

> <==

> I wonder - is it some thing like Firewood?! :=)

> Love and hugs,

> Sreenadh

>

> , " sreeram srinivas "

> <sreeram64@> wrote:

> >

> >

> > Dear Chawan saab,

> >

> > I respect your views and hence the pleasure of disagreeing with

> > you....!!....Going by your logics, one can put lot of excuses to

one's

> > Boss in office....!!! and stand a sure chance of losing the

job....!!!

> >

> > Well not everything is destiny.....for ordinary mortals - yes

who are

> > resigned to fate, for those with a thinking mind....it is not

so.....!!

> >

> > Everything is cause and reaction......and upholding of

dharma....!! In

> > mahabharat...Lord Krishna instructs Arjun... - you duty is to

shoot

> > arrows......to ensure that the arrows hit the enemy is my

job..... to

> > upload dharma in daily life is one's prerogative......the

examples you

> > have are in principle are bad {using a milder word !!}....to

stop the

> > karmic cycle....by perpetuating the reaction is where the real

karma or

> > dharma lies....

> >

> > Kindly read the hindu scriptures in english language shall

provide the

> > weblinks on it tomorrow...the karmic law cannot be overruled

even by

> > great saints....it has to be satisfied.....prayers & guru's help

in

> > overcoming it...or advanced yogis, transfer the karma on to

themselves

> > through yogic methods to protect their disciples......does Jesus

really

> > deserve the type of crucification death...??? for his simple

> > preachings....surely NOT

> >

> > Normally the karma burning is very slow for ordinary

people...but people

> > who are already on dharma....it burns must faster...hurdles are

> > more....you are repaying your debts of next life now

itself.....!! see

> > my karma accounting theories in the archives.....

> >

> > ....got to for dinner...getting late...will continue

tomorrow.....on

> > this....consider this as part-1

> >

> > with regards

> >

> > sreeram srinivas

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > , Prathamesn

Chawan

> > <upaoakcrest@> wrote:

> >

> > I feel more sorry if someone proves that astrology is 100% true.

I

> > havent got the answer of this question so far. If astrology is

100% true

> > then an able astrologer can predict everything about your

future. If

> > that happens then there is nothing good or bad or evil.

> >

> > A rapist is as good as a the victim. Rapist was supposed to rape

> > according to planetary conditions in his chart and victim was

supposed

> > to be victim according to her chart. It means Harshad Mehta,

> > Daud-Abrahim, Chotta Shakil and all the people from underworld or

> > indulge in illegal activities are not bad. They are acting as

they are

> > destined.

> >

> > A husband who beats his wife daily is not a bad person. Wife was

> > destined to suffer and husband was supposed to be the aggresive

and

> > voilent ?

> >

> > Can anyone tell me how much is in human hand and how much is in

the hand

> > of destiny ? After reading many books of K. N. Rao, i feel that

its all

> > destiny.

> >

> >

> > Thanks

> >

> > Jagdish

> >

 

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