THE CONTRIBUTION OF THREE GUNAS IN AN UNTRAINED PERSON

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THE CONTRIBUTION OF THREE GUNAS IN AN UNTRAINED PERSON

 

In the case of an untrained fellow, Rajas, and Tamas contribute to a temptation

to do something not required on one side and to avoid something that is expected

of him, by way of laziness on the other side. Then Sattwa, the principle of

poise, makes him passive towards the zeal to do anything . In course of time, he

turns out to be an efficient routunist, who fears change. So this is what the

glory of the quality called Sattwaguna gives though it is very much glorious .

Just as though fire is valuable to cook the food,we can burn the hands, if we

cannot handle it . So it is  not the value of the thing, but it is the utility

of ourselves that makes things valuable . The world is livable or otherwise

because of ourselves, not according to the world and the efficiency in the

world.(About this point .

Master said. “You feel, it is very important. then take it .Nice.nice take

it,take it). The world is livable or otherwise according to us into a training

or make oneself better, he says: “What can I do ? Everything around me is

wrong and every fellow around me is faulty . I am  amidst a bundle of fools and

rogues and cheats . What can I do ? That is what he says and whenever you try to

introduce the element of discipline, he is automatically irritated.

 

COURTESY-  MASTER E.K

 

Regards

 

Bharathi.A