| Hinduism Doctrine And Way Of Life |
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| Books By Rajaji |
KARMA |
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| It is about
this ecstasy that Sankara sang: Whether one is practising Yoga, or enjoying some comforts, whether one is with dear comrades or alone by oneself, if one has learnt to find joy in the contemplation of the Supreme Being, one’s happiness knows no interruption. It is not, however, easy for every one to reach and sustain this state of mind as a source of happiness as was attained by Brother Lawrence among others less known. Whether one’s effort bears full fruit or not, the effort should be maintained and assisted by occasional deep meditation so as to train the imperfect mind to set true values on things and happenings. While this earnest effort is being made to identify one self with the Universal and toliberate oneself from the ego sense, the aspirant’s way of life should be the way of life laid down in the Bhagavad Gita. From what has been al ready explained as the postulates of Vedanta, it will be seen that this way of life flows as a natural corollary from Vedanta. |
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