Dear Friends
Namaskaar!
I could not start my series on ‘the Geeta’ as stated earlier
by me because my second view on the subject did not permit to do so.
Is it necessary to start from famous scriptures like ‘the
Geeta’? The subject matter of this book is complex and advanced. And on my blog
I wish to start something from basic and that too relating to our day to day
ways of life that may prove how mature the human consciousness has become.
There is a claim by
many that human consciousness is getting mature day by day.
I decided to write
about ‘the Geeta’ only because I am born to a Hindu family, the very idea
filled me with guilt. Is this the maturity of consciousness? A Hindu remains a
Hindu throughout his life and does not get mature enough to become a human
being first. That is the case with other religions too. Can human consciousness
not remain pristine; uncorrupted by any theology, any set pattern of rituals?
All these things have
poisoned human mind. Despite sincere efforts of great persons like J.
Krishnamurti, Swami Vivekanand, Osho and George Gurdjieff man likes to follow
the rituals set by others. Man still goes to temple, prays as many times told
to him by his religious tradition, gets up early in the morning and recite set
pieces of poetry. A man dutifully does so and even then humanity suffers.
Why humanity suffers and can this suffering come an end? If
yes, how?
We will have to make
analysis of things as they happen.
From Scriptures: The
common things in every living creature are four. They are – Aahar(Food),
Nidra(Sleep), Bhaey(Fear) and Maitun(Sex).
These are the four pillars around which a living creature
dances throughout its life.
We will discuss these one by one if ‘theTime’ permits me to
do so.
The Hindus call it ‘Kaal’. It swallows each and everything,
but none can harm it. Nothing can be added to it and nothing can be subtracted
out of it. It is complete and the only one. That is why it is the only truth.
Just out of reverence some call it ‘Mahakaal.’
See you soon .
Jai Mahakaal!
VINOD SHORI
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