Guest guest Posted August 31, 2007 Report Share Posted August 31, 2007 PRIYA BHAGAVAT BANDUVULLARA! VOICE OF THE RISHIS: 95 COURTESY: SHRI RAPARLA JANARADHANA RAO " SAMSAYATMAA VINASYATI " -BHGAVADGITA This saying by Lord Krishna in Bhagavadgita, as an advice to Arjuna, the representative of man (nara), conveys the important lesson that man should eschew all doubtful negative thoughts (Samsaya atma) These will lead to his down fall (vinasyati). Modern Psychiatry too dwells upon the same principle, that man should entertain thinking and never allow negative thoughts to dominate. What are the negative thoughts (Samsaya)! Baseless imaginary hypothetical fears, phobias as they are now called are the poachers into the garden of peace or the human mind. The psychologists categorize negative thoughts in to several types, - anticipatory fears, and fear of misfortune, dark broodings, and doubts about one's future progress. Suicidal tendencies, doubts one's own capacity or style of performance, doubts emanating from inferiority complex etc. All these and several other fears, forebodings, leading to this cause of destruction unseen, in slow steps, rampage on the self confidence of the human being. Man needs self hypnosis that he is the replica of God. He has made man in his image, is the biblical truth. And the holiest Vedic blessing is " Subham Bhavatu " " May you be fortunate " . And this should be repeated often to gain strength and succor, needed very much for the success of man. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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