Present day children / youth, not governed by Parents / Teachers supervision, but overpowered by treacherous anti national, political wings of certain undesired political parties of Bharatham ... 4.3&4.

Opinion

11/03/2016.

310.

All Members,

 Respected family members of this great holy Nation.

* Initially, Parents are responsible for the character of Children !

** Next,  Educational institutions, and Teachers are responsible !!

***Next, Society is responsible ( TV, MOVIES, etc., )

**** Overall, State and Central Governments are responsible !!!

***** Politics & Political parties have no roll and  should be avoided!!!!


Sub : IDEALISM  :  For Children - 4.3&4.
Sri Swami Chidananda
{  Talk given at Sri Samadhi Mandir on 19/4/94 }

Ref :  Present day children / youth, not governed by Parents / Teachers  supervision, but overpowered by treacherous anti national, political wings of certain undesired  political parties of  Bharatham ...

4. AS LONG AS YOU BREATHE, DWELL IN GOD : 3&4

( Talk given at Sri Samadhi Mandir on 29/12/93 )


3.
Every moment life ebbs away.

Why? Because we never cease breathing.

Yogis, the great ones who are mystics, they calculate human life not in terms of years, months, weeks, days, hours, minutes.

No. They calculate it in the number of breaths that has been allocated to each Jivatma from the moment of birth.

Each Jivatma is allocated so many inhalations and exhalations. Therefore the great Yogis advised us, “Engage in activities in such a manner that breath is not
expended excessively. Abstain from such activity where breath is expended rapidly and in a excessive way. Anger is something which makes the breath come fiercely in and out. Any type of emotional upheaval, working yourself up into a state of excitement compels one to breathe forcefully. Carefully you have to watch : - what are all those actions, what are all those moods, those inner states of mind which cause one to expend breath in an excessive manner?

They taught the science of breath control, of breath restraint, by which one would carefully preserve one’s breath and regulate it, so that it is not excessive. One
should make a careful study of one’s inner and outer states and the state of breath during a typical 24 hours or several typical 24 hours.

Studying this, one soon comes to know them behaviour of the breath, the way in which breath acts in the body.

Rapidity of inhalation and exhalation, except in specific Pranayamic exercises like Bhasrika and Surya Bhedi, is to be avoided, and any emotional state or condition which compels a rapid state of breathing should be limited.

4.
In these ways our great yogis have told us the precious nature of life, the great gift of God, and how one can preserve it and prolong it.

They also stressed the need to constantly dwell in God.

For this breath never stops.

From the time you are born you start breathing.

That is the one function over which you have no control, which goes on and on and on.

Even when you are resting in deep sleep, even then breathing goes on.

It does not stop.

Twenty-four hours around the clock, whether you are active or inactive, breath is constantly moving.

It is inexorable.

You cannot stop the advent of that ultimate day, when the last breath is to leave the body.

That is something you cannot stop.

Therefore, the great ones said, “What is your duty? To think of the Lord, to chant His Name, to remember Him, to dwell in Him, to be ever united with Him inwardly and outwardly by dedicating your activities to Him, remembering Him and engaging in activities with the Bhava of worship; make Him part of everything—your eating, drinking, sleeping, working, moving.”

Thank you for reading

 JAIHIND.

To be continued  ...