Friday 30 June 2017

Knowledge and Perfection

In Shloka (verse) 38 of Chapter IV of Shrimad Bhagwad Gita, Lord Krishna categorically exudes the supremacy of divine knowledge, the pure wisdom. He says:

हि ज्ञानेन सदृशं पवित्रमिह विद्यते।
तत्स्वयं योगसंसिद्धः कालेनात्मनि विन्दति।।4.38।।

na hi jñānena sadṛiśhaṁ pavitramiha vidyate I
tatsvayaṁ yogasansiddhaḥ kālenātmani vindati II4.38II

Meaning in Hindi:

इस मनुष्य लोक में ज्ञान के समान पवित्र करने वाला दूसरा कोई साधन नहीं है। जिसका योग भली भाँति सिद्ध हो गया है वह कर्मयोगी उस तत्त्व ज्ञान को अवश्य ही स्वयं अपने आप में पा लेता है।

Meaning in English:

In this world, there is nothing so purifying, sublime and sanctifying as the transcendental knowledge, the gyana the wisdom. Such knowledge is the ultimate elemental fruit of all spirituality. And one who has achieved this fruit; he/she enjoys the self within himself in due course of time.

In a normal human being, the truth, the divine knowledge though present inherently but is clouded by the illusion (Maya) of the physical world which is ignorance. He/she sees only the outer world, the body as the reality and missing the inner element, the force or the cause behind all manifestations. One washes his clothes and body with water and soaps all that is good for body. But for the inner being, which is the cause of all the externals, the only purifying agent is knowledge, the wisdom. By practicing Yoga, a Yogi in due course of time is able to free his/her consciousness from the body perception and he/she realizes the pure wisdom, the Self, the Soul. By the constant Yogic practice, a moment comes when the veil of ignorance, the covering falls off and the purest wisdom, the unpolluted flame of light is manifested. Lord Krishna says that there is nothing so sublime, pure and sanctifying as the pure wisdom, the transcendental knowledge in this world.  When one wanders in darkness of ignorance, he/she is bound to face troubles, ups and downs in the path, can even meet accidents and injure him/her if he/she is not guided by an aid. When the light of this pure knowledge, the wisdom manifest by practice of Yoga, the Yogi is able to remove the darkness step by step and in due course of time, his/her path is fully illuminated by wisdom removing the darkness instantly. Such Yogi achieves the spontaneous enlightenment of union of the Soul with Spirit and he/she will manifest the Infinite.

In the modern physical world also, the knowledge is given very high place. It is said that the Knowledge is Power. Only those people succeed in life who possess knowledge. Only those people succeed who know the truth. The knowledge is the truth, the truth is the wisdom and the wisdom is enlightenment, the gate way to reach the Spirit through self, the true nature of the shelf. In our day to day life, when we go to schools to gain knowledge; we actually seek to manifest the knowledge present within us. We unlearn to learn the knowledge within. We unlearn to learn the truth within. We can acquire education and learn the knowledge only when there is the fire within to learn. Swami Vivekananda, the great Hindu Philosopher, thinker and Yogi called the education as assimilation of ideas However, the knowledge which is mostly available today in schools and universities is merely bookish knowledge. But this is not the real knowledge. The knowledge which makes the integral character of a human being is the real knowledge. That is the pure knowledge and there is no other greater knowledge;  na hi jñānena sadṛiśhaṁ, as sublime and pure as the true knowledge. The Mysore University in south India, when it was started around seventy years ago, had adopted the motto from the above shloka; na hi jñānena sadṛiśhaṁ- nothing equal to knowledge (Gyana). The knowledge in real sense should lead us to the perfection, the inherent power lying within each one of us. The true knowledge leads one from the self to the Spirit. As Swami Vivekananda said;Education is the manifestation of the perfection already within the human being.  So by the constant practice of Yoga, we have to remove the darkness within us and manifest our true nature,  realize the wisdom and perfection within and achieve the pure consciousness of the Spirit.



Thursday 29 June 2017

Politics over ONE NATION ONE TAX

My country has really very funny politics and political grand masters!

Having cleared the GST bill by the centre as well as practically all states and having finalised GST rates by the GST panel represented by all states, the opposition parties lead by the Congress, TMC & Left have decided to boycott the GST launch program being presided by the President of India.Moreover, the Congress was the first party who under UPA rule had  proposed the GST bill initially  though it is said that it was opposed by the then CM of Gujarat, and now Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi.

The opposition, especially, the Congress is committing a monumental  blunder by missing the historical midnight tryst with GST. They should not forget that many of them have said in the past that the GST is a major game changer for India, ONE NATION ONE TAX. Then why this hypocrisy?

It reminds me of the opposition criticism of some central government ministers who could not make it to attend the recent  Eid Iftar party hosted by the President of India. Now the opposition party leaders have themselves decided to boycott the GST launch programme tomorrow midnight chaired by the President.

The credibility of opposition parties is already at the lowest ebb. This GST program boycott is further going to erode it. Wise people always say that too much of anything is bad and so, the too much politics is bad for the opposition as well as nation.

Experts on GST are saying that ultimately the common man is largely  going to benifit from the GST whereas it will be very difficult for the traders and businessmen to evade tax. The GST in its present form might not be a 100% perfect but it's a first step and could be fine tuned in future. The boycott by the  opposition leader tomorrow is therefore totally unjustified and proves only one agenda  point of the opposition that anything which has Modi tag is to be opposed.

Can we so conclude now that the opposition is anti common man?

Wednesday 28 June 2017

Politics Going too Far

The politics is going too far..

The politics over lynching of 16 year old boy Junaid is going too far.

Some anti India Indians have gone  really too far to London and defamed India by placing placards at Gandhi statue naming India as Republic of Lynching. These people have also collaborated even with some Pakistani nationals and organised protest in Pakistani city of Karachi. Do these people owe an alliance to the British government or Pakistan where they are protesting? Do these people are loyal to British Monarch or government of Pakistan? It seems to me that their wisdom has reached an alarmingly low level. It looks very pathetic to me, very unfortunate and I pity on their wisdom. If these people are really concerned with the situation, they need to fight with the anti social elements, they need to fight with the mindset of people who commit such heinous crimes in the name of cow, beef or any thing else and above all they need to fight with the present government to arrest and punish the perpetrator immediately.

But no, their objective is to play politics, defame Modi government and weaken the very cause of India.

Why India needs enemies outside when it has many sitting here itself on Indian soil?

The incidence of the killing of Junaid is  cruel, needs to be deeply condemned by one and all and the criminals involved are to be arrested immediately and dealt in line with the law of the land. However, it is quite puzzling and disturbing when these protesters keep silence when the Dy SP of J&K police was launched recently by a mod outside a mosque in Srinagar. They also keep silence when the victim is found to be a Hindu. They were not concerned and  did nothing when  thousands and thousands of Kashmiri Pandit were killed in J&K and were  forced to leave their homeland. These great people do not raise a finger when the Indian soldiers are beheaded and killed in terror attacks. All these crimes and lynching are examples of heinous crimes against the humanity which has no place in civilised country today.  One thing is also certain that the appeasement policies of the governments for many many years and practically no fear of law to anti social elements, lead to mobocracy  to taken over and hence such incidents and other crimes do take place.

The government of the day has to rise to the occasion and deal with the perpetrators ruthlessly according to the law. It is also imperative  for the government to severely punish anti social elements and the stop the growing culture of mobocracy.

Tuesday 27 June 2017

My problem is bigger than yours!

American President Donald Trump could name North Korea as enemy with an appeal to deal jointly with India, but failed to name Pakistan as a terror sponsoring state directly, though he committed for a joint fight with radicalised Islamic terrorism.

The prime requirement is that you have to be big enough, a big  power to dictate world opinion in your favour!

India has no  option other than to make itself big, a big power.

The famous Iqbal shayari says:

खुदी को कर बुलंद इतना
कि हर तकदीर से पहले
खुदा बंदे से खुद पूछे
बता तेरी रज़ा क्या है

Meaning:

Make  yourself so high and powerful that before writing your destiny, God asks you, "tell me what you want".

Prime Minister, Modi always acknowledges the role of each and every citizen in making India a big power. During the press briefing with President Donald Trump, our PM has also acknowledged the honour bestowed to him during his visit to US and White House as an honour to 1.25 billion Indian people. To make India big, the 1.25 billion people, including the people from all the political parties need to be united in nation building with a common goal to make India big.

Unfortunately, most of the opposition leaders sound differently even on the issues like national integrity, sovereignty and fight against terrorism.

Monday 26 June 2017

India and Pakistan at Cross Roads


Internal Threats to India:

When the past remains unresolved, the present cannot be perfect. The historical divide created and nurtured by politicians for gaining the power at independence while presiding over bloodiest events of partition and subsequently resorting to constant vote bank plotics only widen the gap between perfect and imperfect. The anger and reactions to unresolved past and further  constant appeasement of a section of society are bound to surface in one form or other sooner or later and will further accelerate widening of the gap. This is the reason why conflicts are taking place every now and then within the country between sections of  its own citizen on one pretext or the other.

External Threats to India:

While Pakistan continues to escalate cross boarder terrorism and financing separatists and anti nationalists within India due to its own internal contradictions, China is fueling the fire by supporting and  using terror country for its own political gamble and the rest of world just being busy in the  business of arms trade. Though India too is paying a heavy price in securing its boarders at J&K and in losing heavily its civilians and security personnel's in the bloody war of terror,  Pakistan needs to keep  its eyes wide open to the present realities of the two nuclear states at cross roads as it being a small country, there are every likelihood that it may vanish from the map in a catastrophic nuclear war, if it take place ever in future. India will still remain and survive due to its sheer size and mighty power.

What needs India and Pakistan to do:

Under such a scenario,  India and Pakistan need a transformative leadership to burry the past and bridge the gap to create conflict free nations within and a neighbourhood of love, peace and co-existence. Pakistan first needs to stop sponsoring terror and create a conducive atmosphere for dialogue. World knows that after coming to power, Modi took the first initiative to invite Pakistam Prime Minister to his swearing in ceremony and also visiting Lahore to create an atmosphere of trust but Pakistan stabbed at the back by attacking Indian military installations and escalating war of tertor. Now, under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi, it is certain that India will not talk to Pakistan till it mends it's ways and create a violence free atmosphere for mutual talks to succeed. If not, there are very bleak chances for survival of humanity in the Indian sub-continent.

The World:

The world should also stop defining and discriminating "terror" as "good terror" & "bad terror", and "my terror" & "your terror". If they don't, they too will not remain unaffected by the fire. It has already severely impacted mighty and powerful nations badly.


Unfortunately, both the countries, India and Pakistan find today more vulnerable than ever. The historical blunder of 1947  partition continues to hound them with bigger force.

Friday 23 June 2017

Politically Incorrect

Congress lost again! And the political grand masters lost it badly!

Congress could have shown magnanimity (unfortunately it does not have) by supporting Ram Nath Kovind for the presidentship atleast  in the name of backward caste. This could have earned them some respect from the masses. However, by fielding Meira Kumar, they have displayed their real character of paying lip service to the  backwards. Congress could have easily  made Kumar presidential candidate last time when they were sure to win but didn't do it  for obvious reasons.

And now Meira Kumar is only being used in the political chess game to lose.

Her father, Babu Jagjivan Ram was then considered as a threat to Mrs Indira Gandhi and was therefore consigned to political doghouse during emergency. As a result, he had to live the Congress party and  later became deputy PM in Janata Party government.

History also  tells that Congress used Babu Jagjivan Ram to counter Dalit icon Dr Bhimrao Ambedkar.

Congress now pays lip service to Ambedkar while when he was alive, Congress did not allow him to win Lok Sabha elections in 2952 from Bombay and bi- election in 1054 from Bhandara by fielding Congress candidates against him.

Ambedkar, a great nationalist was also against article 370 giving special status to Jammu & Kashmir but Nehru bypassed him and got it passed. Ambedkar also supported uniform civil code in the country but had to resign from the cabinet in 1951 when parliament stalled his draft on Hindu Code Bill.

India would have been much better placed and stronger today if Ambedkar's views on article 370 and uniform civil code were accepted by Nehru.

Why can't the modern India of 2017 have a classless society? Why politics is played again & again in the name of dalits, mahadalits, backwards  and mahabackwards? Even for the highest constitutional post of president of the country, the dalit card is considered politically correct.  Is this the India we deserve which our nation builders have given to the country? Feel sad!

Is it not politically incorrect?

Wednesday 21 June 2017

International Yoga day

International Yoga Day Logo
Today, India including the whole world is celebrating International Yoga Day by holding mass Yoga sessions at prominent public places with messages promoting the need for making it a part of life style of every man and women for the well being of body, mind and soul. The 21st of June was declared as International Yoga day unanimously by United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) on 11th December, 2014. The Indian Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi in his UN address had suggested the date of 21st June, being the longest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere to be observed as International yoga Day in acknowledgement of the ancient knowledge of Indian Yogic science for the well being of mankind.

Yoga is generally perceived as Asanas, an exercise form with different body postures, stretching and relaxing in a rhythmic manner. But it is not limited to exercise only. Yoga is not just a form of exercise. Neither, it is in any way connected with any religion. It is just a path leading to self discovery, leading to discovery of infinite potential hidden within. In fact, Yoga, which means union, Yoga is the union of body, mind and soul, leading to total harmony in life.  It leads one to discover love, peace and oneness with the self and outside world. Yoga, the “union” is further defined as the union of the individual consciousness with the universal consciousness or spirit.

Indian Prime Minister at International Yoga day
How old is yoga? People generally ask this question. Many people say that development of Yoga can be traced back to 5000 years; some people say that it dates back to 10,000 years. In india, the knowledge of yoga is attributed to Lord Krishna who teaches Yoga to his friend and disciple Arjuna in the battle field of Kurukshetra preceding the war of Mahabharat. The Lord Krishna himself says as per Verse 1 of Chapter 4, to Arjuna during the discourse of Bhagwad Gita
International Yoga day at Paris
that He had taught the divine knowledge of self, the soul and spirit and the science of Yoga to the Sun God, Vivaswan, who passed on this knowledge to Manu (the father mankind) and from Manu to Ikshvaku (ancestor of lord Rama) and further down to his scion and to the risihis, munis, saints andsages. The verse 1 of chapter 4 of Gita reads as;

इमं विवस्वते योगं प्रोक्तवानहमव्ययम् |
विवस्वान्मनवे प्राह मनुरिक्ष्वाकवेऽब्रवीत् || 1||

Meaning:

“The Supreme Lord Shree Krishna said: I taught this eternal science of Yog to the Sun-god, Vivasvan, who passed it on to Manu; and Manu in turn instructed it to Ikshvaku.”

As such, the origin of knowledge of Yoga is attributed to the supreme soul, the spirit spread through at the beginning of this universe through Sun God.

The human body is called the chariot on which rides the soul, the senses are the horses of the chariot and the ropes to rein the horses are the control of mind and senses which ultimately leads one to reach his/her destination. The destination is the supreme peace and harmony within and outside. The journey of life becomes joyful and the soul reaches the spirit at emancipation.

How to control the mind has been a constant problem for mankind. In Bhagwad Gita, Arjuna, the great warrior, himself asks Krishna how to calm his mind as it is continuously restless, constantly agitates his  senses and resists all attempts to control it. The systematic knowledge of Yoga, the basis of all modern Yoga was set forth in a scientific orderly form by the ancient Indian sage Patanjali in his masterly work, “Yoga Sutras”. Paramahansa Yogananda had written following about the sage Patanjali;
“Patanjali’s date is unknown, though many scholars assign him to the second century B.C. His renowned Yoga Sutras presents, in a series of brief aphorisms, the condensed essence of the exceedingly vast and intricate science of God-union — setting forth the method of uniting the soul with the undifferentiated Spirit in such a beautiful, clear, and concise way that generations of scholars have acknowledged the Yoga Sutras as the foremost ancient work on yoga.”

The yoga system of Patanjali is known as the Eightfold Path, which leads to the final goal of God-realization. The Patanjali’s Eightfold Path – Eight Step Discipline of Yoga includes the following;

1. Yama (moral conduct): It includes restraining harmful thoughts and impulses, non-injury to others, truthfulness, non-stealing, continence, and non-covetousness

2. Niyama (religious observances): It includes cultivating good habits, cleansing and maintaining purity of body and mind, contentment in all circumstances, self-discipline, self-study (contemplation), and devotion to the Supreme Spirit, God and guru (teacher)

3.   Asana: Learning sitting postures suitable for prolonged contemplation, right postures.

4.  Pranayama: Learning the technique of rhythmic breathing, control of prana, the subtle life currents in the body

5.   Pratyahara: Withdrawing and interiorization of senses senses from their objects of enjoyment and external objects

6.   Dharana: Fixing the mind on the object of contemplation and focusing concentration

7. Dhyana: Uninterrupted contemplation, also called meditation, absorption in the vast perception of God in one of His infinite aspects — Bliss, Peace, Cosmic Light, Cosmic Sound, Love, Wisdom, etc. — all-pervading throughout the whole universe

8. Samadhi: Total absorption of the mind in the object of contemplation, super conscious experience of the oneness of the individualized soul with Cosmic Spirit


The above steps include preparation and purification of the body and mind to be healthy, powerful, and peaceful for the achievement of ultimate stage of realization of God, the supreme truth. The first two steps, Yama and Niyama, purify and strengthen our minds through moral and ethical exercises. The third step, Asana, allow us to strengthen the body that allows us to sit comfortably and meditate for long hours. The fourth step, Pranayama, involves breathing techniques to control our physical and mental energies. The fifth step, Pratyahara, is the techniques to withdraw our minds from all objects except the object of our contemplation or meditation. The sixth step, Dharana, is holding our minds with great concentration on the object of contemplation or meditation. The seventh step, Dhyana is further maturing of Dharana. The last and the eighth step, Samadhi, is ultimate concentration, total absorption and experiencing super consciousness experience. We experience God and oneness of shelf with the Cosmic spirit. These eight fold steps are also called Ashtang Yoga, meaning eight limbs of Yoga.

Monday 19 June 2017

Politically & Technically Correct

When the winds are not blowing in your favour, you have to have patience and change the strategy to move ahead. You can't always have the liberty to display the  habitual arrogance against the powerful winds.

The Congress party is not learning any lessons and just doing the opposite. Their guarded  opposition to the NDA Presidential  nominee, Ramnath Kovind, which is truely a political & technical master stroke by BJP, is nothing but an act of self  decimation.

Shri Ram Nath Kovind, 71 is Governor of Bihar state presently. Acvording to reports in media, his face doesn’t grab airtime. His comments do not court controversy and his actions seldom make news. The National Democratic Alliance's man for the country’s highest constitutional post is as low profile as can be. Even, the Bihar Chief Minister, Nitish Kumar made a courtesy call on him when news came in that Mr Kovind has been nominated presidential candidate by NDA government and showered praise on him.The Kanpur-born  Kovind, a Dalit leader, is known for his organisational skills and is a loyal member of the Bharatiya Janata Party.

He was a lawyer who practiced in the Delhi High Court and the Supreme Court for 16 years.  Mr. Kovind first stepped into politics in 1994 when he was elected as a Rajya Sabha member from Uttar Pradesh. He served for two consecutive terms for 12 years till March, 2006. He represented India in the United Nations in New York and addressed United Nations General Assembly in October, 2002.

During his parliamentary tenure, Mr. Kovind emphasised on development of basic infrastructure for education in rural areas and helped in the construction of school buildings in Uttar Pradesh and Uttrakhand under MPLAD (Member of Parliament Local Area Development) Scheme. He has served as a member of several parliamentary committees, including the Parliamentary Committee on Welfare of Scheduled Castes/Tribes, Parliamentary Committee on Social Justice and Empowerment, among others.

Mr. Kovind served as a member of the Board of Management of Dr. B.R Ambedkar University, Lucknow. He was also a member of the Board of Governors of Indian Institute of Management, Kolkata.

Unfortunately, the West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has made a political incorrect statement about the governer of adjoining state that she never heard of the nominee and termed it a "not so mature" move.

The learned and articulate Mr Kovind will be a better suited person to the highest office of the Country.

Saturday 17 June 2017

The Purpose of Life

Whether the universe, comprising of time, space and nature is created as a consequence of the Big Bang theory or is created at the will of God is of little consequence when one explores to find out the purpose of the human life on this planet earth. There may be life on other planets too in this universe but the same is of little consequence right now. The planet earth as of now is supposed to be the unique planet where all natural conditions are alive to support and sustain various forms of life. On this planet, there are numerous, immeasurable living creatures in addition to the plants which too are forms of life. The rivers, lakes, water, mountains, air, various gases, minerals, metals, clouds etc. are all the components of planet earth and are responsible for feasibility and sustenance of life. Under the numerous categories of living organism, the human life is supposed to be the most advance, most superior form of life which has been bestowed with unique intelligence and consciousness. This makes it powerful enough compared to all other forms of life and therefore, the human species are capable of dominating and controlling the rest of the creatures. It has the mental ability in using and manipulating the planet earth and its components for personal use as they wish.

The cycle of evolution of the mankind from its primitive stage and progression to its present form has also produced various faiths and belief systems, believers and non believers, religions and concepts of individual Gods. Rationally speaking, the cycle of this evolution, from the stone age to the modern age should have lead humanity to a unifying concept of faith and beliefs as all human beings are similar, created through the same process of procreation, meeting the same ends, having the similar blood flowing through their bodies but very sadly produced wide gaps, conflicting ideaologies of survivals and destroying one another to preserve false notions of individualistic humanity.  As a result, the humanity has gone through disastrous wars, creation of boundaries, acts of terrors, mass destruction of societies and innumerable inhuman crimes world over. To name a few of these disasters in the recent history are;

1.      Millions and millions of people have died as a consequence of World Wars
2.      329 people on board Air India flight 182 from Toronto, Canada to New Delhi died due to mid air bomb blast in 1985.
3.      257 people killed in Mumbai bomb blast in 1993
4.      The September, 11, 2001 attack at New York twin tower killed approximately 2,993 people, injuring more than 6,000 and destroying property and infrastructure worth $ 10 billion.
5.      26th November, 2008 attacks on several places in Mumbai killing more than 100 people.
6.      London Bridge attack on 2nd June, 2017 killing 8 people
7.      Manchester terror attack killing 22 people and injuring 59 others at an Ariana Grande concert on 22nd May, 2017
….and many more being killed daily in one part of the world or the other daily due to wars, terrorist attacks and other crimes.

The heinous crimes and terror acts taking place everyday do suggest that the humanity is not moving in the right direction. Is this the purpose of life? Never! The purpose of the life cannot be to wedge war against each other. In spite of the human advancement in scientific and other technological area, modern man is not capable of creating life, creating human beings, creating planet earth and creating the universe. Then how come he assumes the powers to decide to destroy human life and planet earth for selfish gains. Even after achieving such selfish temporary gains, has he achieved the super power to win over his own death? Can he bring back a dead man back to life? Not yet! Then is he not missing the real purpose of life? Yes! Of course he is missing the real purpose of life leading to destruction of his neighbor, the society around and even himself.

What is the ultimate purpose of life? The real purpose of life is to achieve happiness. The purpose of life is to achieve an everlasting happiness where there are equal opportunities for everyone to grow and advance. This cannot a birth right of few. The purpose of life is to live and let live, enjoy and let enjoy. The purpose of life is to make choices; choices to not only make one happy but spread happiness to others around. One can never be happy if his neighbor is unhappy. One’s hunger can never be satisfied if his neighbor is hungry. The philosophy of happiness is so simple that one does not need to possess extra ordinary intelligence to be happy and make others happy. Can we ourselves be happy if our minds are occupied by anger, jealousy, greed, lust, agitation, irritations and anxieties? Can we do well to others if our minds are occupied by anger, jealousy, greed, lust, agitation, irritations and anxieties? Never! To be happy, one must be happy within. To make others happy, one must be happy within first. Can a fulfillment of one desire make one happy? It looks so. If one does not have a bicycle, he thinks that he will be happy if he gets a bicycle. On getting the bicycle, a new desire crops up and he wants now to have a motor bike. Like this his desires grow spirally and fulfillment of one desire leads to a new desire and and in the never ending process, he finds no true happiness.

It’s not a sin or immoral to possess wealth or materialistic articles. But it is a sin to get these things while resorting to unfair means and encroaching on the rights of others. To be happy, one does not need to snatch other’s happiness and make him unhappy. Happiness comes from within, not from external possessions or ill gotten wealth. The purpose of life is to find true happiness within. Humanity cannot and can never achieve happiness by killing one section of the society in acts of crime or terrors or mass murders or winning over nations.

Let us remember; an eye for an eye, only ends up in making everybody and the whole world blind.

No purpose of life can be greater than live and let live.

The purpose of life cannot be to kill fellow citizens of this planet. If you do so, you are killing your own existence.

Can anybody live life without having a purpose? Everybody needs a purpose to live. Even to arrange bread and butter for one’s survival also is a purpose of life for a person suffering from hunger. For those who have enough of food to survive also need purpose to grow and be happier. If one want to feed him by snatching from others, that may also be his purpose but it is a wrong purpose and it will not make him happy even after feeding himself. His wrong acts will be caught one day and may land him into jail. It cannot be a true happiness if one kills another in acts of terror or crime to achieve a misguided purpose of life. Without peace within and around, one cannot be happy irrespective of wealth or political power one may possess? One should never forget that destruction leads to destruction, peace leads to peace and happiness leads to happiness. Therefore, the humanity today is in dire need of redefining its purpose. The purpose of humanity needs to be love, peace and happiness. Without imbibing this truth deep into mindset of every human being, every sect, every nation, and every society, there cannot be long lasting peace, freedom, love, happiness and co-existence.

This reminds me of the poem Gitanjali by the Noble Prize Winner, the great Indian philosopher, spiritual thinker, writer and poet Rabindranath Tagore in which he says;

“Where the mind is without fear
and the head is held high,
where knowledge is free.
Where the world has not been broken up into fragments by narrow domestic walls.
Where words come out from the depth of truth,
where tireless striving stretches its arms toward perfection.
Where the clear stream of reason has not lost it's way
into the dreary desert sand of dead habit.
Where the mind is led forward by thee
into ever widening thought and action.
In to that heaven of freedom, my father,
LET MY COUNTRY AWAKE!”
The humanity today needs to understand truly the above words of Shri Rabindranath Tagore and rework on its mindset to establish a perfect world with long lasting Happiness.


Sunday 11 June 2017

Enemies Within

Sandeep dixit calling Army chief a street thug is appalling. This shows his level! Is he a son of three times Delhi CM?

Is the freedom of expression is not being too much stretched?

I wonder that if Modi would not have been the PM today, it would have been impossible to know the real faces of many enemies within the country making anti India and anti army statements.

Their masks have started falling apart.

There is not one, there are many.

Shameless people!

जिस थाली में खाते है, उसी में छेद करते है।

They, their dynasty and the other like minded  political parties  have gulped the bulk of  fruits of Indian nation for too long and now have started omitting  poison once out of power.

They have lost their mental balance and are  blackening the face of their motherland.

Disgusting!

Are they not on the pay rolls of enemy country?

Their loyalty to the nation is suspect.

Is it not necessary to do a reverse surgical strike on these enemies?

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