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Life and the Rose
I got a remembrance of two lines from my Poem, “I Saw a
Garden”
“Rose owns beauty, but with thorn
Depends on us… What we won?”
The same thing waits for us in our life. The way we turn our
life, it starts moving in that very direction. We’ve many effects of our
thoughts, ideas, emotions, and activities on our life. With the lines I wrote
above, we come to learn that Rose is gifted by the God, with two qualities. One
is enhancing day by day beauty, which holds and captivates our heart when we
watch… The other is its thorns, with the sharpness to penetrate anything very
simply! And it is we, the choosers, and we decide that what we enjoy from the
Rose. When we see the Rose, we may enjoy its beauty, we may smile over its red
color of love, we may praise its smell, and we may take its photo also, to
enjoy the remembrance that we saw a beautiful Rose! So, this was the positive
way to watch the Rose. This will give us a long lasting happiness.
But if we try to pluck it, without any special care for the
flower, you may [often] get nailed by its sharp thorns. And this experience
will give us pain and a sad memory for some next days. That is all for the
reason that we try to pluck the beautiful flower, which is giving joys to many
hearts, and giving smiles to many of its (...)
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Do You Know Detachment?
Reaching an age
of 15-16 almost every one of us has listened to the word “Detachment”. And some
of us try to apply the meaning of this word in life. Thus going for some years,
they are called saints, mahatmas, sadhus, or even avatars! But, what is detachment?
If we ask the same to persons claim to have attained this, what is the common
answer we find?
“To leave behind
the certain emotions, to free yourself from earthly affairs, to invest yourself
in attaining the pursuit of your soul…” And some more than this which is out of
our approach to undertake! But where has this been told? Who has told us to
practice detachment in our life? Is it mentioned in some books? In some epics?
Or one of Dashaavtar has told us this? I accept me to be very ignorant, and much
inferior in knowledge and intellect than others about these spiritual facts.
But I think many fingers raise to Lord Krishna, and his speech of life The
Bhagwad Gita. And they claim of these pursuits are told in the same.
We come to our
main concern now. “Detachment” and its main function. Who is better, simple
question. A person who is investing his/her energy in penance, or the other who
is helping a farmer in taking out bullock cart from the mud? Tell me if I’m
wrong in choosing the later superior to the former? No no and no! I am right,
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Nirvana! I Don’t Want!
Nirvana! A word
that fascinates hearts of many conscious seekers. A feeling that captivates all
of us to feel always! Nirvana is a bliss that all spirits cannot afford to
attain, or say don’t want to attain! Persons who are fed up with this life,
lost with this life, betrayed with this life, even they want to come again on
the earth and get what they missed in this birth! And talk about the spiritual
seekers who say they want to attain nirvana and never involve themselves in
this cycle of eternity, do they really? Hahahahahaha not to be taken as
offending but who will want to leave this glory and fame of life? I think no
one, all will want to come again and again and take their scale to more than
this!
Now coming to my
real motive of writing this passage, attaining nirvana is a very blissful
state. Indeed, an apex for all the seekers and saints raving for this magnum
opus of all penance! But what after attaining nirvana? They are free from the
cycle of birth and death! They will not have to come again on this earth, they
will not see the growing, blazing sin all round, they will not have to see the
dance of giants stabbing truth, knowledge, intellect… means they will totally
free themselves from this land of lie, sins, devils, envy, and so on…
But I ask what
this is? What (...)
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