Sunday, 5 March 2017

VAGDEVI SPIRITUAL PROCESS [#17195] DOING THE BEST, THAT’S ALL ONE CAN DO

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Doing something is easy, doing everything is impossible, but doing a thing that we can do with the best of our abilities is not easy. Further, doing consistently whatever we can do, with the best of our abilities has ever been extremely difficult, if not impossible. The fact that man cannot move with the same precision as the planets can move, although, they both are the participants of the same divine, has ever been the subject of the age old inquiry that has always remained not easily answered.


Is it because we think about what we should not think about, we feel happy about what we should not feel happy about and we worry about what we should not worry about? We are so much flattered about our mind and intellect that we do not even care to even regulate the adulations thereof. Having been born with the ability to think and feel as living beings, it is our duty to know as to why we are born and how must we live to fulfill the purpose of our lives. Maybe, if we know sufficiently about these matters, our actions will become flawless, consistent and accurate.

We do know a few things about the movement of the sun and we have some knowledge (not the entire knowledge) about how important is the sun’s regular and restrained movement for our life. Perhaps, just as the sun’s flawless movement is essential for the life on the planet earth, our flawless actions and activities may also be essential for something on the planet earth or elsewhere. While we do not know much about us being of immense value to something or the other in this universe, we can, at least, say that we are not as unrelated to and unconnected with this universe as we think ourselves to be.

The theory that we live to achieve the state of permanent happiness in life has not done enough wonders in human life, maybe, because the penance needed to reach that state is too much of a restraint when small doses of temporary happiness are available on enticing discounts.
                                                                                             
Perhaps, being less fun loving and more dutiful, can allow us to breathe more freely on a path demanding many self-restraints and feel more important in the affairs of this universe. Being an earthy entity the human beings would do better to learn from plants, animals, birds, and fish, etc. instead of the sun which is devoted to the life of unparalleled penance.

PROMOD KUMAR SHARMA

[The writer of this blog is also the author of “Mahatma A Scientist of the Intuitively Obvious” and “In Search of Our Wonderful Words”.]

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