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This volume of our series the ‘Letters of Guruji’ contains
letters of Poojya Guruji Sri Swami Atmanandaji whose subject matter is as
follows.
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Index of Volume – 1
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Letter No. 1
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Four
Ashramas
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Dear
Orly, (A student
of Tel Aviv University,
Israel)
Greetings
! Received your e-mail today. I was happy
to know that you are doing some research on the dwija and the upanayana
ceremony, and you would like to know about the four varnas & ashrams.
These are all unique features of the Hindu religion or the Sanatan dharma
as we call it. I am a Hindu religious teacher and would be happy to help
you.
Basically the so called Hindu
religion expounds that the main goal of life of every person is to
realize the Self as the ultimate, transcendental truth called Brahman
(Ayam Atma Brahma). To take oneself as being limited by time & space
alone is the proof of ignorance about his or her true nature. The
realization of Self as the non-dual, eternal reality of the universe is
what we call Moksha. Even though we believe that this is our main goal
and every human is basically capable of attaining it, but like in any
knowledge some prerequisites are required before the knowledge can dawn.
The potential for this realization is inherent in all, but this potential
has to be manifested very patiently. A mind ready for the inner awakening
is called a sattvic or pure mind.
The process of manifestation of
this potential is a very specialized affair. It is very specific too. We
do not profess a single path & duties to one & all. We believe
that every person has a specialized frame of mind & a definite
inclination for some activity. This has to be identified. As a general
rule we believe that children of parents having an X kind of inclination
are most likely to have that X kind of inclination too. So commonly
categorization is made on the basis of lineage. But this is not a hard
and fast rule, but only the best available initial categorization system.
This unique inclination of mind is what we call as the ‘varna’ and they are broadly of four
kinds. The Brahmanas (the simple, clean minded intelligentia who are
inclined to know more & more of the secrets of life, do research
etc.), Kshatriyas (the inspiring, dynamic, fearless and selfless workers
which forms the leader class), Vaishyas (the dynamic business class who
is motivated best at the possibility of self-interest & profit) and
the shudras (those who do not have any of the above inclination and
therefore are the dull ones). We believe that duties, work-field,
responsibilities etc. of a person should always be assigned or chosen on
the basis of his or her inner coloring or fragrance. Then alone the best
can come out. Then alone the mind can be loving, dynamic, creative,
selfless or in short sattvic. We respect such kind of activity because
dynamic, loving & selfless work helps to bring out our best not only
in the field of our work but also manifests our potential for the inner
realization. So it is extremely essential to identify ones
varna, be true to
it and live accordingly. Thus the varna
system indicates our field of action, while the ashrams indicate the
stages of life. This is what others generally call as the caste-system.
While we fully believe in the
psychological validity of the spirit of the caste-system, but we do not
accept just anything which is going on in the name of caste-system in our
country today. Simply because it does not represent what this system is
all about. Just as anyone who misuses the democratic system of governance
does not make the system bad or wrong, so also the present misuse of
caste-system does not make this system wrong. It is only the ignorant
ones who get influenced by the bandwagon-effect and start thoughtlessly
condemning the great caste-system. In simple terms the ‘varna-vyavastha’
amounts to delegation of work as per ones inclination & capacity, and
I don’t think anything could be more appropriate than this approach. Some
day every country & institution will have to accept & follow this
system alone.
Regarding the four Ashramas,
these are basically four stages of life. This is yet another example of
how planned & scientific was the approach of the great Rishis of this
land. The brahmacharya (the disciplined & austere life of a student),
grihastha (the dynamic work-oriented person & householder),
vanaprastha (for a quiet life of austerities & meditation) & the
sanyas (a life of a renunciate). A child when relatively mature (which
incidentally varies with varnas) is formally initiated into the first
Ashram i.e. the brahmacharya ashram. This ceremony is called the
upanayana ceremony, wherein a sacred thread is put round the shoulders of
the boy, the head is shaven, a special mantra is given for his daily
prayers & meditation, and various do's & don'ts are given. The
child had to stay at his teachers place till his studies were completed. The
moment this upanayana ceremony is over the child is called as the dwija
or the twice-born because thereafter alone his new & real life starts
which has to culminate in realization of the ultimate truth as his own
Self and thus fulfill his life.
I hope the above details answer
your queries. If at all you need any further clarifications then feel
free to write back.
With love & om
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Letter No. 2
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Disappointments to Suicides
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Hari om !
I had heard that
every normal being, at some point in life feels very disappointed and
probably this is the stage where most of them give up and put their life
to end. How can a person overcome this stage.
Disappointment is not an
inevitability which has got to be there in anyone's life at some point in
time. It is some thing which may not be really there at all, or may even
painfully linger on continuously. It is a natural outcome of certain
negative perceptions & values. Whenever that 'cause' is there the
'effects' have got to be there too. I agree that it can & does have
some very disastrous consequences, so it is some thing extremely
important which should be understood properly.
Goals & aspirations are a
must for everyone who wants to make the best of his or her life. When
inspite of everything we do not seem to attain our goals &
aspirations then depending on the extent of thoughtfulness & some
other such qualities the reaction is different in different people. Some
who are in a great hurry & obviously not very thoughtful get
dejected, while the others become more introspective & go into the
whole issue thoroughly.
The first & foremost thing
which one should remember is that 'the various fulfillment's &
successes are for me and not vice-versa'. I am important & not they.
Even if they do not come then also that which is really important is not
lost. I am still there, and that is great. This 'I' is like a queen bee
for which all bees are working so hard to get the sweetest thing they can
find. That beloved, for whom all this was initiated, is still around.
Moreover, however abstract it may appear, it is extremely important that
we should understand properly that how does 'real' fulfillment come. Not
knowing this we impose so much importance on some things outside that for
all practical purposes we create a monster in our own bosom's.
That thing which was for my own pleasure becomes so important that I keep
dancing to its tune.
Even when we have a clear goal
and patiently worked hard for it, without much success, then instead of
complexes & dejection, one should rather try to see as to what has
gone wrong where. Why have the notion that 'what I did was the ultimate,
and it cannot be improved upon further'. If there is humility that 'I
still have a lot to learn', then instead of dejection, the failure will
bring about greater drive for deeper understanding. There is obviously
something fundamentally wrong somewhere, and the fact that signs of
dejection are surfacing shows that we are not aware of our shortcomings,
but rather entertain an inflated & obviously baseless opinion about
ourselves. Such a mind which is not objective enough to even see the real
factors which are responsible for such state of affairs, but justs jumps
to the conclusion of his or her own incapacities etc. in fact deserves to
get that alone which he/she has got - failure. Getting success is not
something which is bestowed on some people by lady luck, but is clear
& simple 'intelligent' hard work.
People who are getting
disappointments pretty often are those who have either kept a goal which
is beyond their capacities, or have resorted to wrong means. If both end
& means are proper, then the only thing missing is absence of some
positive values & outlooks of mind. There is nothing mysterious about
it.
Having built up the emotional
pressure & pain of disappontment, it has first got to be released.
The helpful practical tips for that are : See a
person who is happy even without that which you consider to be so very
important for the real fulfillment in life. In all humility realize that
you still have a lot to learn. See a person who has got success in life.
Try to identify the real factors which are responsible for bringing about
success in anyone's life. Realize that life by itself is the most precious
things, it has to be lived at all costs. Never
impose so great an importance on any thing that this very life starts
appearing meaningless. If painful situations are lingering on too much
then remember that all situations are transitory and have to sooner or
later end by themself. 'Even this will pass
away'.
Today I know
a few people who want to be successful in life,
they are working hard to achieve their goals but are unsuccessful. We
realize that it not in our hands to change the situation and even the fruits
are not in one's reach. If this is so how far should we wait.
Obviously mere desire for
success & hard work is not enough. Even if I believe that they really
worked hard, then the only thing which has to missing is
right understanding. This itself is
enough proof of his insufficient understanding & state of mind, that
some failures are bringing about such a despondency that the fellow is
even thinking about ending his life. Great wisdom !
I do not agree that it is not
in our hands to change a situation. The fruits of action too are
certainly within our reach. What is required is right action & in a
right way. It is not a question of 'how long we should wait' but to
identify the right means and work 'intelligently' for it. Dedication to our goals and consistency of purpose have
to be an in-built qualities for all times to come. Even if you dont get
success then also learn to live happily without these extraneous
crutches. That will reveal some real wisdom. Then you are a master of
situation and not a slave.
If we do not
receive the goals then probably we are heading towards the wrong
direction. How is a person supposed to decide this, rather is it in our
hands to decide this?
It could be possible that we
are treading the wrong path. It is very much in our hands to realize
this, but for that we should learn to observe & go deeply into a
situation without letting any complexes. Have this capacity then not only
you will be able to realize that intrinsic capacity & motivation
which is already there in you, and for which you have been made, but also
will be able to see what has gone wrong where. With a balanced mind one
can see so many things including the existence of a supreme power, and
the ways of its working. It never directly interferes yet helps & blesses.
So have the confidence that there is a way out, and work to first bring
about the right state of mind, with the necessary equipoise and then see.
You will find the answer there alone where the problem is.
With love
& om
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Letter No. 3
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Brahmacharya & being Physical
Wrecks
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Hari Om !
I would like Swamiji's comments
on the following query that I received. It was addressed to Swami
Chidanandaji of the Divine Life Society but Swamiji is travelling a lot
and will be unable to respond due to time contraints. On the subject of
Brahmacharya I would like to have Swamiji's feedback on the following.
Well ! I am not a spokesman of Swami Chidanandaji or DLS, nor do
I see any justifications of time constraints for clarifying doubts about
such fundamental things in ones own devotees or followers. I can however
certainly give my views on the subject of Brahmacharya.
Our sages say that we will be
physical wrecks if we do not observe Brahmacharya. However many of the
top professional athletes in the USA (and probably the world)
have no regards to this practise at all. Last year Sports Illustrated ran
a cover story about athletes who have fathered children by different
women all over the country during their trip to different cities for
their games. How do we explain the physical prowess of these athletes
when Brahmacharya is not observed.
I have personally not read this
in any of our basic scriptures that a 'person will be a physical wreck'
if he or she does not practice Brahmacharya. If at all this was a fact
then certainly what you write would have been relevant. The issue is
completely different.
The very word Brahmacharya when
grammatically dissected means 'Brahmani charati iti Brahmachari', which
means that he who revels in Brahman is a Brahmachari. Thats
all. Now, why does the fellow revel in this ?
Because of his 'understanding' that the subjective essence in all of us,
the timeless truth alone can 'quench' my thirst. That alone is the source
of all joy. That it was delusion that I thought that some object,
situation or person can really fill my heart with lasting joy. It is not
that the sensual pleasures do not have any joy. They do have the capacity
to help us bring about the joyful state of mind. But it is a fact that
all sensual experiences bring momentary joy. All so called sensual
experiences only become instrumental to manifest a subjective essence,
even though momentarily. In moments of joy the person closes his or her
eyes and is with himself alone. He experiences some thing which has been
revealed inside. At that moment he forgets even the instrument which
facilitated such inner unveiling. Now, if someone has come to know this
then the natural repercussion of this 'understanding' is that the fellow
will not look at the objects outside with thirsty Bhogi eyes. He has come
to know of the existence of a permanent & infinite source of joy. He
can afford now to look at the objects without bringing in selfish
considerations of 'I want to enjoy this' etc. The prevelant meaning of
Brahmacharya does not associate the above 'understanding' in its
definition and gives stress only on abstainment of sensual pleasures or
experiences. This is not the right approach, even
the word meaning of the word is ample proof of this. In ones anxiety to
somehow make people to follow such qualities sometimes the teachers are
seen to give reasons which do not hold any water. What you write is just
a classic example of this.
What I wrote above was from the
point of view of the 'real objective' of Brahmacharya, but even if we see
from the worldly of view, still I think some other reasons should be
highlighted.
I would prefer to give stress
on :
- One's ability to be a master
of ones senses. Using them is no problem, but use
your faculties like a master, not a slave.
- Make one understand that the
real joy even in a sensual experience will only be when the two partners
really love each other, from the core of their heart. Take your own time
to let this love come about, then physical
relationship will be something pure & satisfying act. Even Dhrama
shastras affirm that. A person who just goes around having physical
relationship with all possible women certainly has not found that which he
is still desperately seeking. Such a person will always remain
dissatisfied.
- Understand that it is 'love'
which really matters. As a grahasthi we never advise anyone to stop
physical relationships but let it not be 'the' important thing. Let it
just come when you feel that proximity towards someone on the basis of
mutual values, love, & perceptions of life. The proximity may lead
you even to create someone like your beloved. Having physical
relationships without any love is more like prostitution, and if someone
likes that we are not bothered. We only pity how much they are missing in
life.
So the issue is entirely
different. I can understand the questions in a person who has been given
this line of thought that 'if you dont do this you will be a physical
wreck'. Hope I could answer your question. In case of any doubt please do
write back.
Love & om
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Letter No. 4
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Four
Varnas
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Hari om !
The personal detour was helpful
to know you more closely, thereafter the
discussion can also be more specific. I also came to know the reasons
behind some of your statements in earlier mails. Do tell me more about
your family. What does your husbands do ? Even
though he may not be studying scriptures regularly, yet what are his outlook towards the 'importance of
Self-knowledge'. He does seem very understanding and considerate, which
is a great asset to help continue your subjective pursuits without any
problems.
Now I try to look for rooted
impressions and they do not appear many.
While it is always good to be
aware of your deep rooted impressions, yet the word swadharma implies the
'broad overall thrust of the total deep-rooted impressions'. Four
categories have been enumerated by the scriptures :
1. Those desirous of pursuing
greater understanding of life. Such people feel satisfied even in simple
yet respectful living. They live more in present, are sensitive to their
duties & responsibilities. They are relatively more intelligent,
creative, considerate & also fearless. They are called 'Brahmins',
most suited to realize Brahman.
2. They are called the
Kshatriyas. They too have high & noble ideals but have greater
inclination to change the world, rather than themself. They do change the
world as per their convictions. They have strong personalities, and their
presence brings awe & hope in the minds of people. They are not
really ego-centric, in their heart of hearts they want the well being of
people. They respect knowledge and also men of knowledge, but do not feel
disposed to pursue it by themselves. They want some pomp & show,
grandeur & comfort too.
3. The third kind are the business types, called the Vaishyas. The
thrust of their inclination is money & personal profit. They weigh
everything, whether it is knowledge, social work, pleasures or even
relationships, in these terms alone. They are more self-centered, but the
most resourceful of the lot, and thus command a status. They are
extremely calculative and consider changing colors as their cleverness.
They are never too reliable. They are more fascinated by means rather
than the end, of which they are not very clear either.
4. They are people who are not
motivated by any of the above thrusts. They are called Shudras. They need
to get direction for everything. They are the dull types. Their heaven is
where they can get the best to eat, enjoy & sleep without having to
work for it. They work best under pressure.
These are called the four
'varnas'. The thrust of ones activity should be as per these broad inclinations,
then alone the best comes out. Even though these
varnas can be changed, but that is not really necessary. Purity of mind
can still be brought about, if some positive values are inculcated and
there is execution of their works in a relatively more sattvic way. Even
though the broad categorization of the inclination of people is in the
above four types, yet they are not strict divisions, there are people who
could identify themselves as standing in between some of these
categories.
I can name only one which I
formulated years ago - that I was looking for the most precious human
knowledge possible.
That is the 'Brahmin type' of
inclination and category.
Kids probably are my another
swadharma, and that's why I am a woman ! If before
my kid could play sometimes alone, now she only want to play together.
This is not an indication of
specific inclination. It has to be in all mothers & fathers too.
Hope the above details will
help you to understand you swadharma better.
Love & om.
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Letter No.5
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Advise
to a Youngster Going Abroad
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Hari om !
1999 has indeed brought with it
the beginning of a new life for you. I was very happy to know that you
got the US
student Visa, and your plans to leave on 5th. My very Best Wishes &
blessings to you. May your hard work be
appropriately recognized & paid in US. May you lay the foundations of
your new life, career & relationships there.
So give out all you have and make the best of your life.
In order to learn to tread the
life all by yourself, the first thing ofcourse
is to have your own independent identity & career, and have the
ability to face & handle all situations. But there is another very
important thing which should never be ignored. That is about the man
himself. This guy keeps bringing surprises, and thus keeps messing up
things. So keep learning about the what's, how's
& why's of this fellow called human & his mind too.
Potentially all human beings
are good, but the ego-prompted insecurities & fears alone bring in
lot of unimaginable problems. This is not only a fact applicable here,
but is a universal fact, as you have seen yourself, so learn to 'see' the
play of ego, how & when it raises its head, what are its
consequences, and when are the conditions when it does not raise its ugly
head. There are some good aspects of it too. This is something one should
never ignore. It is a fact of life, so as & when possible keep
learning about this aspect of life too, otherwise surprises will keep
coming. Just because 'now' the problems are not there dont ever make the
mistake that they never will. You all have gone thru & are in some
ways still going thru darker phases. In my opinion these things come to
teach some lessons of life, and I am sure you are intelligent enough to
learn from them too.
Remain rooted to your culture
and religion wherever you go. Sanatan Dharma basically means the eternal
values of life. So get the best out of the wisdom of your ancestors and
do not start with the discovery of wheel once again. Always pray to God.
Remain connected with the ultimate power and be blessed.
With lots of love & om
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Letter No.6
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Inter
Religious Marraiges
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Hello … !
Ref your mail regarding inter-sectarian
& inter-religious marriages Well! In theory there are no problems in
such marriages, however there are certain practical aspects which should
definitely be taken into consideration before you make this important
decision of your life.
1.
As marriage is a life long
relationship, having legal acceptance & bindings so presence of great
mutual love & respect is the basic requisite.
2.
Even though it is a fact that
even in arranged marriages there are aspects of both the persons which
differ, so one anyways has to have the ability to accept & love other
irrespective of each others earlier conditionings, nevertheless there are
some things which should be common.
3.
(a) A common language in which
one can express ones most intimate feelings & ideas is a must. (b)
Both should share common values, vision & goals of life. (c) Food
habits etc should also be preferably common. You should be able to not
only eat but enjoy Khamans & Dhoklas for breakfast and she should be
able to enjoy Parathas too. The conditioning of Veg & Non-veg should
also be seen. Sikhs are generally very liberal in habits of eating &
drinking, while Gujaratis are not. This is no rule, but a general fact.
What is important is that both should be able to go along with each
others habits & tastes. (d) As marriage is not merely getting
together of two people but two families, so it is important that both
should be able to get along with each others families, otherwise have the
strength to live as per ones own conviction ignoring all reactions &
rebukes from the conservative people of each others clan. It should be
preferred that both of you get the necessary blessings from each others
parents & other elderly people. Just because you want to get related
to A, then it should not result in breaking your relationship with B. It
is a must that one should have the ability to respect all relationships
and people. A person who easily breaks one relationship just because some
emotional upsurge has taken place cannot be really relied upon to
continue this relationship for long. The moment such a fellow gets some
inconvenience then he or she cannot be relied upon to continue this
relationship too. (e) There should preferably be some cultural
compatibility. You should be able to enjoy the social & religious
functions together. Do not plan to live in isolation, because that is
exactly what you are trying to eliminate through this new relationship
too.
Hope you got your answer. Feel
free to write back if u need more specific
answers. Best Wishes,
With love & om
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Letter No. 7
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Child
& the Helping Hand
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Hari om !
The scriptures too again and
again reaffirm that not only assimilation of positive qualities is easy but
even to awaken to your divine nature is not really difficult. All what is
required is indeed firm resolve. I am happy you have that.
I would suggest you please go
into the term 'swadharma' more deeply. It is a very interesting &
also very important term. It should help resolve most of your queries.
The permanancy of swadharma is certainly relative, yet as the roots are
very deep even Gita has categorised it seperately.
I am a mother, and could say
that squeaking often indicates kid's need for a kind helping hand. One
time it can be a mistake, second time it may be a coincindence and after
third it can be called a tendency and constitute a problem.
Hats off to the divine
relationship between a mother & a child. As long as there is the same
degree of intimacy between two people as there is between mother &
her child, so long there indeed can be no offences, and unlike a child,
not even squeaking will make any difference. If by the above example you
are indicating your child like innocence and intimacy then I can assure
that like a mother you 'will' get a kind helping hand, but if by this
example you are indicating a child like helplessness to stop squeaking,
then I would humbly suggest that instead of trying to tell others what
should be their outlook, 'Please keep up your firm resolve to grow up.
Even pray to God for all the necessary strength'.
With lots of love & om
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Letter No. 8
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Love
& Arranged Marraiges
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Hello
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Both Love & arranged marraiges
have their own risks. In love marriage even though there is a great joy
to start your life with someone you know & love, but because of the
fascination in love other aspects in life are generally ignored. In
arranged marriage too, while the parents use their wisdom to see that
they provide an ideal partner, but the boy & girl are very
uncomfortably placed. They cant go back too,
without causing unrepairable damage to the other. Personally I am of the
opinion that mutual love & thorough acquaintance should be the basis
of this relationship, but don’t hurry. If your mind is really ready all
questions will end. If you can accept your partner without any problems
or guilt, then others too will surely accept you - maybe in due course of
time.
Basically it all depends on the
strength & convictions of person concerned. If you have the strength
to tread your way inspite of what anyone says, then it should be no
problem. Regarding children, if parents have magnanimity, adjustability,
intelligence & ofcourse love, and can tread together taking others
too along with them, then the children too will get what they should.
What is important is these above qualities &
not the systems which we follow, at times blindly. Religion basically is
a compendium of knowledge & practices to help bring out the best in
you, not only here but also hereafter. It is a holistic package taking
care of all round welfare. Religion can never be against real love, so if
you really love someone then know this to be a religious act and go ahead.
All divinity expresses with this love around. Weak people cannot love
& therefore various things have to be told to them.
However, please remember, that
if you really know how to love someone, then please let your love
manifest even for your parents who have really shown their love for you.
Love for one should never be at the cost of love for other.
Love
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Letter No. 9
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Deciding
Priorities
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Hari om !
Children do need lot of
attention. All conscientious people see to it that they are sincere to
their responsibilities. Being a mother is one of the greatest
responsibility, in fact what I gather from your mails even the motivation
for your work is A, and rightly so. If a child gets good childhood then
you create a good human being and nothing is of greater satisfaction than
this positive contribution. Any other work can be done later too, but the
childhood of someone never returns, so do give A..
your best. But I agree that one should always
try to give justice to other responsibilities too.
Dear Swamiji, if there are
several pieces of work to do, how do you decide which one has the
priority?
Personally I just see as to
which work helps others best and at the earliest, and of course in which
work I am responsible and in which I am not. Personally I am pretty at
home with my self and dont need any thing, my joys are the joys of others .
With lots of love & om
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Letter No. 10
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Cultural
Values & Self knowledge
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Hari om !
I had recieved your mail few
days back only. Some important organisational matters kept me very busy.
Moreover there was nothing much in your mail calling for my immediate reply.
The thing which brings me on my foot is topic of Self-knowledge alone.
If you do not have any confusions or rather questions then why should anyone
bring confusions in you. Our aim is to facilitate you to resolve them
& not bring them. If you feel happy with the way things are at
present, then we are happy. May you be happy, that's all.
Some people get some questions, for them alone is any teaching. If you
dont have questions then all I can say is that if at all you do have some
questions at any point of time then others may help you to sort them out.
It is immaterial for a student
of Self-knowledge whether the earlier life of the person was in this
place or that. Students of self-knowledge are bothered only with
trascending time, rather than reliving some past. If you feel you have
heard all this then I personally would be happy if the earlier samskaras
help you take to self-knowledge like duck to water, otherwise the earlier
samskaras will not only be irrelevant but also a positive obstacle.
Regarding eating non-veg. Well ! who says that people
who dont eat non-veg do not eat because veg things alone die and not
animals. We are very much aware of the ephemerality of all things, living
or not. We dont have any such reasons in mind, and therefore there is no
question of decieving anyone. As there was no inquisitiveness in your
mail regarding knowing the real reasons, but only accusation of
self-deception by veg-eaters, therefore I dont feel any neccessity of
going into that topic. Others are as free to eat what they like as you
are free to eat what you like. Nobody needs to prove anything to anyone.
The question of decieving anyone is a negative thought. Moreover these
topics are not directly related to Self-knowledge, but more with a
certain culture. I am personally happy about our veg-eating culture.
Hari om !
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