All beings are the Children of the Prajaapathi, the Creator. The living beings can be categorized into three groups – the Devas, the Manushyaas and the Asuras.
The first group, the Devas are the Celestials who are the denizens of Paradise where they enjoy all sorts of pleasures.
The second group, the Manushyaas are the Human Beings who live in this Earth.
The third group, the Asuras are the demons who are extremely cruel. All three groups of beings studied at the feet of Prajaapathi.
After their studies under him all the three groups of children
approached Prajaapathi, one group at a time, and asked him for a final teaching.
When Devas approached Him and said ‘Please teach us Father’, He said to them the single syllable ‘Da’. Then He asked ‘Did you understand?’ They said ‘Yes. We have understood what you said.
It is ‘Daamyata – Control Yourselves’’. He said ‘Yes. You have understood it’.
When Manushyaas approached Him and said ‘Please teach us Father’, He said to them the single syllable ‘Da’. Then He asked, ‘Did you understand?’ They said ‘Yes. We have understood what you said.
It is ‘Datta – Be charitable’’. He said ‘Yes. You have understood it’.
When Asuras approached Him and said ‘Please teach us Father’, He said to them the single syllable ‘Da’. Then He asked, ‘Did you understand?’ They said ‘Yes. We have understood what you said.
It is ‘Dayathvam – Be Merciful’’. He said ‘Yes. You have understood it’.
Then there was loud thunder with the sound ‘Da Da Da’ which reflected in the minds of Devas, Manushyaas and Asuras as ‘Daamyata, Datta, Dayathvam’ respectively.
Will we remember this Sermon whenever the thunder goes ‘Da Da Da’?
This story occurs in the Brihad Aaranyaka Upanishad.
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Hanumanji always wanted to serve his Prabhu Lord Sri Rama.
One day when Sita Matha was entering into Rama’s room, Hanumanji also followed her.
Then Lord Rama said that he cannot enter into the room.
Hanumanji said that when Sita Matha can enter into the room,
why can’t he enter the room.
He is having such an innocent devotional service towards Lord Rama. Just to convince Hanumanji.
Rama said that Sita is having a sindhur on her forehead, so she can enter the room.
After hearing that, Hanumanji came out and thought for a while.
Then Hanumanji concluded that sindhur is the qualification required to enter into Lord Rama’s bedroom.
So he decided to ask more about this sindhur to Sita Matha. Next day when Sita was in the dressing table, she was trying to keep sindhur, there came Hanumanji.
Once upon a time, a robber lived in a forest. His name was Ratna. He used to rob people and also kill them. People were always afraid of him. No one dared to walk in that forest alone. One day Narada Muni was passing through the forest. Ratna came forward to attack him
People who used to see Ratna used to run for their lives. Narada Muni feared no person. He faced Ratna. Narada Muni asked him why he robbed and killed people. This is cruel deed. A person who kills others commits sin. He asked Ratna to stop his evil deeds. Ratna replied that if
he stopped his deeds, than how would he take care of his family. He had to support his old parents, his wife, and two children. How was he going to feed them? Nareada replied: “To look after your family you must work hard but no one in your family will pay for your bad deeds.
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The Central Tibetan Schools Administration ( CTSA) under MHRD runs 67 schools for Tibetan school Children. These schools are teaching Tibetan history to the Children instead of India History and Culture. Are we falling into the sectarian Tibetan agenda
Instead of promorting Tibetan Buddhism,shouldn't India be promoting Himalayan Buddhism. Now Chinese are trying to get an upper hand by promoting Tibetan Buddhism, thereby China wants to influence the entire Himalayan range from Ladhak to Arunachal
Already they are trying to push
They want to include BOTI ( Tibetan language ) in Schedule VIII of the Indian Constitution. This is subtle insertion of Tibetan sectarian history, religion and culture in Govt of India Curriculum, this has already happened in Ladhak, now they want it in Arunachal
There is a saying in Tamil "நிழலின் அருமை வெயிலில் தெரியும்", means "one will realise the value of shade only under the hot sun"
Similarly one will know the value of the roads in India when one travels in countries like Bangladesh, Combodia, Gabon , Kazakhstan, Tajikistan etc
In India we can cover 1000 kms in a day by car, but it takes few days to cover 80 kms in some countries, vehicles get stuck in nasty roads , especially during rainy season roads become a quagmire
Just go back in time and recollect the condition of roads in India during Cong rule
Maslow's hierarchy is to attain the fifth level or stage: self-actualization.
Now that we have top class 4 track / 6 track roads ,we will naturally compare only with Autobahn roads , and we will never thank the Govt for bringing us from potholed filled roads to where we are today