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Contentment (Santosh)




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Hindu Books > Introduction And References > Virtues (Sadhak And Sathi) A Jain Book > Contentment (Santosh)

Background

Contentment is a state in which even when subjected to various longings and temptations in day-to-day life, one remains unruled and satisfied. As explained earlier in our chapter on forgiveness, let it be clearly understood, that contentment is the very basic nature of Soul (Atma). Therefore permitting greediness to arise or becoming greedy is unnatural in spiritual vision, as it gives birth to viciousness and sorrows.

Spiritual Practice (Sadhana) Of Contentment And Its Reward 

One who experiences resorting to spiritual practice (Sadhana) and has understood the nature of the soul (Atma) and the doctrine of Karma by philosophical vision, is very fortunate indeed. Such a heroic person has the necessary capability to uphold the great virtue of contentment. Wealth, power, relations and fame cannot be attained just by hankering after them. These things can be acquired easily if one deserves them and is lucky to have the benefit of previously acquired merit.

Author : Shri Atmanandji (Dr. Soneji)




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