Satyagraha
Satyagraha is living life
following the path of absolute truthfulness... Satya ka agraha which literally
means in Hindi... following the path of truthfulness (Satya means truth). In
a dishonest world... to think spending a lifetime living the path of absolute
truthfulness is beyond comprehension. It is not only difficult but incomprehensible.
Mahatma Gandhi tried it... he was successful in implementation of Satyagraha.
He had a very
big objective behind him... Freedom of a big democratic setup like India! He was
willing to pay any price for that... his Satyagraha finally made the British quit
India. In day-to-day
affairs of life practice of Satyagraha is not necessary. It is only when following
the spiritual path... one need to follow absolute truthfulness. When I started
in search of God at 13 years of age... my conviction of following the path of
Satyagraha was hundred percent. There were no excuses to be made. No exceptions
whatsoever were permitted. It
was only later in life I learnt that I had chosen the right path. Following the
path of truthfulness for a serious seeker of spirituality is an essential must...
without which nothing much can be accomplished in the spiritual world. Rather...
truthfulness is the first ingredient on the spiritual path that needs to be mastered.
The path of absolute truthfulness can only be followed by one who believes in
God and his creation. Absolute faith in Almighty God is an essential must. Essay by: Vijay
Kumar "Atma Jnani"
Vijay Kumar... The Man who Realized
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Satyagraha is living
life following the path of absolute truthfulness... Satya ka agraha which literally
means in Hindi... following the path of truthfulness (Satya means truth). In
a dishonest world... to think spending a lifetime living the path of absolute
truthfulness is beyond comprehension. It is not only difficult but incomprehensible.
Mahatma Gandhi tried it... he was successful in implementation of Satyagraha.
He had a very big objective behind him... Freedom of a big democratic setup like
India! He was willing to pay any price for that... his Satyagraha finally made
the British quit India.
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Gaining purity
Traveling the path of
absolute truthfulness makes one pure. While traveling on the spiritual path as
we remove the dross within... we become purer by the day. Taking control of the
five senses and the mind gives us absolute purity. Having controlled the five
senses and the mind one reaches the stage of Nirvikalpa Samadhi.
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Dishonesty
If people are dishonest...
are we supposed to worry? Who gave us this right! In the cosmic system of things
everything in life has two facets. If we have God at plus hundred... we also have
Satan at minus hundred. We have day... we also have night. We have fire... we
also have water. In absence of one... the other loses its meaning. If the society
was totally honest... life would become so monotonous... it would lose its meaning!
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Power from
within
The
real strength comes from our own character... the path of truthfulness that we
are supposed to follow. Unless we are truthful to self... no matter whom we look
forward to... the happiness we search for always eludes us. We have to follow
the path of absolute truthfulness to stand up and face life again.
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Hidden Truths
Truths nobody can fathom...
absolute truths contained in scriptures of all religions of the world... always
remain elusive to the common man! Why? Everything we perceive in the mortal...
the ephemeral world is governed by our senses and the mind. The absolute truths
contained in the sacred scriptures of all religions are beyond the purview of
the senses and the mind. | | 
