Path
of Spirituality
Only
those who travel the path of spirituality can act in a truly selfless way! Mahavira,
Gautama Buddha, Jesus Christ and Prophet Mohammed... never had a selfish motive
in life! They all traveled the path of pure spirituality... there aim being gaining
enlightenment (kaivalya jnana) and finally salvation (moksha) at the earliest!
They were never after things ephemeral in nature. Those pursuing the path of wanton
desires and materialistic riches always have a selfish motive! Apart
from material things in life... the welfare of the community in true earnestness
also plays a significant role! When Madame Currie went in search of an unknown
substance in pitchblende ore (later known as radium) she never had the inclination
to milk the community dry by keeping a royalty on the fruits of her research!
Her indulgence in discovery of radium is well-known. The bulldog determination...
working day and night in pitiable circumstances was her forte. Finally
Madame Currie discovered radium. Her body had become so frail that it ultimately
succumbed to radiation from radium. Madame Currie died for the cause of community.
She had an absolutely unselfish goal in front of her. She spent her entire life
searching for one metal. She could have put a royalty on her search but she refused.
She wanted the benefits of her search passed to the community as such... totally
unlike Bill Gates who in spite of his fat bank balance charges a mind-boggling
royalty on his research! Essay by: Vijay
Kumar "Atma Jnani"
Vijay Kumar... The Man who Realized
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| Define
Spirituality
Spirituality
is not what you talk about. Spirituality has a deep ingrained meaning! Spirituality
is knowing real self of us... the wisdom of our soul atman within! Spirituality
is gaining enlightenment (kaivalya jnana) at the earliest. Spirituality is becoming
a Mahavira, Gautama Buddha, Jesus Christ or prophet Mohammed early in life.
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Spiritual Guidance
Guidance in matters
spiritual... where to find it! At 11 years of age I finalized my goal of life...
I had to search God in this life come whatever may. At 13 years of age my desire
had converted into absolute conviction.I
wanted a spiritual guide... I got none. I ventured all over my country but found
none to guide me. Hordes of religious teachers but spiritual master none. I tried
my best but failed. In exasperation I requested God Almighty to send an angel
to guide me... I kept waiting but it was nowhere in sight!
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Spirituality
not Religion
To
be spiritual... is following the path of God. Religion is a ritual... a following!Spirituality
provides Inner peace... religion outer happiness! Spirituality
is understanding the truth of our soul atman within our heart. Religion is living
peacefully amongst the community. Spirituality
is reading the Bhagavad Gita and assimilating the pearls of wisdom therein. Religion
is going to the temples, churches or mosque and praying to God. Whether you get
anything in return is not the question. It is simply abiding by the dictates of
the elders.
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Spiritual Experience
I had one of the best
spiritual experiences... the personal experience of coming face to face with God
Almighty on one-to-one basis. It was an experience that can never be explained
in words.When I was
11 years of age I had a very strong conviction of experiencing God in this life.
Another two years to go... my conviction had turned into a burning goal of life.
Come whatever may... I shall face God Almighty in this very life.
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Spiritual
Life
Spiritual
life is best lived having absolute faith in the system of God. I have observed
many people world over doing their part... the daily prayers, religiously going
to the places of worship like churches, temples and mosques but to what avail!
Having hundred percent faith in God Almighty... The basic ingredient on the path
to spirituality was missing in most! | | 
