Showing posts with label Manomaya Kosha. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Manomaya Kosha. Show all posts

Saturday, 8 March 2014

PERSONS ABOVE 60 YEARS SHOULD KEEP IN MIND


Dear All,

This is one of the best and most educative e-mails that I have circulated in recent past.
Many people feel unhappy, health-wise and security-wise, after 60 years of age, owing to the diminishing importance given to them and their opinions. But, it need not be so, if only we understand the basic principles of life and follow them scrupulously. Here are ten mantras to age gracefully and make life after retirement pleasant.

1. *Never say “I am aged* There are three ages, chronological, biological and psychological. The first is calculated based on our date of birth; the second is determined by the health conditions; the third is how old we feel we are. While we don't have control over the first, we can take care of our health with good diet, exercise and a cheerful attitude. A positive attitude and optimistic thinking can reverse the third age.

2. *Health is Wealth* If you really love your kith and kin, taking care of your health should be your priority. Thus you will not be a burden to them. Have an annual health check-up and take the prescribed medicines regularly. Do take health insurance coverage.

3. *Money is Important* Money is essential for meeting the basic necessities of life, keeping good health and earning family respect and security. Don't spend beyond your means even for your children. You have lived for them all through and it is time you enjoy a harmonious life with your spouse. If your children are grateful and they take care of you, you are blessed. But, never take it for granted.

4. *Relaxation and Recreation* The most relaxing and recreating forces are a healthy religious attitude, good sleep, music and laughter. Have faith in God, learn to sleep well, love good music and see the funny side of life.

5. *Time is Precious* It is almost like holding a horse's reins. When they are in your hands, you can control them. Imagine that every day you are born again. Yesterday is a cancelled cheque. Tomorrow is a promissory note. Today is ready cash – use it profitably. Live this moment; live it fully, now, in the present time.

6. *Change is the only Permanent Thing* We should accept change – it is inevitable. The only way to make sense out of change is to join in the dance. Change has brought about many pleasant things. We should be happy that our children are blessed.

7. *Enlightened Selfishness* All of us are basically selfish. Whatever we do, we expect something in return. We should definitely be grateful to those who stood by us. But, our focus should be on the internal satisfaction and happiness we derive by doing good for others, without expecting anything in return. Perform a random act of kindness daily.

8. *Forget and Forgive* Don’t be bothered too much about others' mistakes. We are not spiritual enough to show our other cheek when we are slapped in one. But for the sake of our own health and happiness, let us forgive and forget them. Otherwise, we will be only increasing our blood pressure.

9. *Everything has a Purpose* Take life as it comes. Accept yourself as you are and also accept others for what they are. Everybody is unique and is right in his own.

10. *Overcome the Fear of Death* We all know that one day we have to leave this world. Still we are afraid of death. We think that our spouse and children will be unable to withstand our loss. But the truth is no one is going to die for you; they may be depressed for some time. Time heals everything and they will go on.


Wednesday, 26 February 2014

A Rapturous Night with the Divine - Mahashivarathri





" Shiva means the Auspicious One, 
settled in Ananda, Bliss, Final Beatitude,
 that lies beyond the trappings of a mind 
caught in mundane desires and fears. 
Worship and celebration of Him - the Divine 
Personification of That Ananda, Bliss, 
Final Beatitude is Mahashivaratri. 

Happy Shivaratri to all my friends... "



"Maha-Sivaratri" is a Hindu festival observed on the night of the four­teenth day of the dark half in the month of 'Magha', in Tamil 'Maasi', corresponding to the English months 'February—March', in honour of Siva, one of the Hindu Trinity, representing the destructive aspect in the universe.Though generally, the night time is considered sacred and suitable for the worship of the feminine aspect of' the deity and the day time for that of' the masculine, yet on this particular occasion Siva is worshipped during the night time, and as a matter of fact, it is specially enjoined to be observed then. The observance of the Vratha is believed to secure for the devotee immunity from the eftects of sin committed either wittingly or unwittingly. The night is divided into four quarters, each quarter going by the name of a Jama called also Yama and pious people keep awake during every one of it , worshipping Iswara.

Monday, 30 December 2013

எந்த மனைவியை இனி நீங்கள் நன்கு நேசிக்கப்போகிறீர்கள்..?



ஒருவனுக்கு நான்கு மனைவிகள்
இருந்தார்கள். 

ஆனால் அவன்
தனது நான்காவது மனைவியை மட்டும்
மிக அதிகமாக நேசித்தான்.
அந்த மனைவியின்
அனைத்து ஆசைகளையும்
நிறைவேற்றினான்.
அவளுக்கு தேவையானதை எல்லாம்
செய்துகொடுத்தான்.

அவன்
தனது மூன்றாவது மனைவியைக்கூட
நேசித்தான்.

Excuse

Note: Dear Friends….Excuse any mistake in my writing