The present, added on to some period of time-becomes future. The present plus time is the future. So our present work plus the time in which we do and achieve things together becomes the future world. The future is not a continuity of the present world - it can never be. The present world is being handled, dandled, destroyed and created through this given period of time, and what remains will be the future world - good or bad, created or destroyed. 3. ESSENCE OF DIVINE LIFE -4.

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Opinion

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All Members,

 Respected family members of this great holy Nation.

*REQUEST ALL  STUDENTS, PARENTS AND TEACHERS MUST READ THIS TOPIC

 **IT IS URGENT IMPORTANCE IN THE PRESENT SITUATION  OF THE NATION


Sub :  3. ESSENCE OF DIVINE LIFE -4.
(Sri Swami Sivananda)


Ref : The present, added on to some period of time-becomes future. The present plus time is the future. So our present work plus the time in which we do and achieve things together becomes the future world. The future is not a continuity of the present world - it can never be. The present world is being handled, dandled, destroyed and created through this given period of time, and what remains will be the future world - good or bad, created or destroyed.


1. If the brute in you triumphs, love will have no scope to flourish.

2. Trust in the love and wisdom of God. You will be free from fear and worry.

3. A man of discrimination is always careful, vigilant and circumspect.

4. He always watches his thoughts carefully.

5. Repentance is asking for the forgiveness of the Lord with real tears of grief and imposing some discipline on oneself in the form of Tapas.

6. By feeling the Lord’s presence everywhere, you can become fearless, and enjoy infinite peace and bliss.

7. Rise above all sects, cults and creeds. Sectarianism is the antithesis of spiritual life.

8. The sure way to Perfect Life is pointed out in the Gita.

9. The message of the Gita is the Yoga of Synthesis, with special emphasis on any one of the particular aspects of Yoga chosen according to the temperament of the aspirant.

10. Disseminate the message of equality, unity and cosmic love.

11. Dissemination of spiritual knowledge is the noblest form of service to humanity.

12. Spiritual enlightenment can only come from those who have attained such enlightenment within themselves.

13. The blind cannot lead the blind. One who has seen the Light, alone, can show the Light to others.

14. Only he is called great, who is merciful, who is endowed with self-restraint, righteousness and wisdom, who radiates joy and peace, who sheds divine light and works to lift up people from the quagmire of Samsara.

15. The perfect man is a beautiful combination of the head, the heart and the hand.

16. As the rivers flow into the ocean, so may you flow to the Absolute, the ocean of bliss immortal, where there is no diversity, no disharmony, no imperfection.
Two letters lead to death; three letters lead to immortality.

17. Mama (mine) leads to death; Na-mama (not-mine) leads to immortality.

18. Desire nothing. Fear nothing.

19. Sparks of the Divine Flame! Back to the Divine Flame! Be one with the Divine Flame.

20. Meditate on this formula: “Nothing exists; nothing belongs to me; I am neither body nor mind. The Immortal Self I am.”

Next : 4. SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR KARMA-YOGIS
(Sri Swami Sivananda)

Thank you for reading

 JAIHIND.

To be continued  ...


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