MUNDAKOPANISHAD : CHAPTER-3. SECTION-2. MANTRAM-2.{ "Cessation of cycle of re-birth through desireless-ness." }

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MUNDAKOPANISHAD

CHAPTER-3.

SECTION-2.

MANTRAM-2.{ "Cessation  of  cycle  of  re-birth  through  desireless-ness." }

Discussion-1. "As  you  think,  so  you  become"

Herein  we  have  a  clear  statement  explaining  the  technique  and  the  law  behind  human   rebirth.

***It  is  an  uncontradicted  law  of  life,  accepted  by  all  the  schools  of  philosophers  in  Bharatham,  that  "As  you  think,  so  you  become."***

***Thought  is  the  expression  of  the  creative  urge  in  us  and  the  creation  depends  entirely  upon  the  quality  and  mode  of  desires  in  us.***  

*** Dear members,  ten thousand  years  old ancient  declaration of our Risi-s  of  our  Bharatham,  true even now.  If  you  are  awakened  and  conscious  of  our  surroundings, our  country,   our  world  we  have  plenty  of  examples   to  prove  this  mantram  is  Truth  today.*** 

 "Look how  people  become  thief, murderer,  rapist,  stupid and  dishonest  politicians, terrorists,  mercenaries,  Islamic and christian  conversions, terrorists  in  the  name  of  Islam,  various  political  scams  etc.,  etc.,  ....."

 "watch television, movies, advertisements, and  wide  pornography in the name  of  arts,  degrading feminine  body,  in  a  very  silly  manner  for  selfish  motives, sales  of  products,  in  the  name  of  entertainments, etc.,  etc.,   ...." 

 "TRUTH IS IN FRONT OF YOU  YOU  THINK  WHAT YOU WANT TO BECOME."

 FIRST YOU BECOME A GOOD PERSON  IN  THIS  BIRTH;   IT IS SURE IN  THE  REBIRTH  TOO!!!  OTHERWISE  AS YOUR  THOUGHTS  AND  URGE  RESULT  IN  WHICH  WAY  YOU  MAY  GO!!!?

 NEXT : Discussion-2. "LOKA" Field  of  activities  or  a  field  of  experiencing ...

TO BE CONTINUED  ....


know the self, know the self in Nature, know the self in Jiva, Further Oneness.

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