Saturday, May 31, 2014

Self Realization

                                            Srimad Bhagavatam

Bathing, prayer, meditation, straightforwardness, pilgrimage, control of mind speech and body, etc are the universal observances for all orders of life.

After completing his student life one may either take up family life or become a monk.

Both forms of life are ultimately meant to attain self realization.

After this stage one must enter the life of a hermit. This is the last step before renunciation.

One who has control over prana has self control.

A man without self control cannot become a monk.

The senses of a monk are in his command and the thing that delights him most is the divine self.

The sage loves god intently and strives to be merged with god.

Though the sage is wise and full of knowledge his nature is childlike.

He is humble and causes fear to no one.

He remains calm and does not have any enmity towards any one.

The wise man uses this body to realize the self.

All duties performed with devotion to god, result in eternal liberation.
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