Dematerialization
Submitted by admin1 on Tue, 04/26/2016 - 10:51Everything around us, big or small, has a material content as well as a spiritual content. We have to dematerialize these things in order to extract the spiritual content.
Everything around us, big or small, has a material content as well as a spiritual content. We have to dematerialize these things in order to extract the spiritual content.
Everyone has been given freedom and the crucial test is whether he misuses his freedom or he uses it properly.
The conscience warns man in advance of his errors. It tells him repeatedly what attitude or behaviour is proper and what is not.
Finding God is entirely possible. The only condition is that man should seriously pursue His discovery as the greatest goal in his life.
Those who go deeply into the matter find it inconceivable that a meaningful universe should culminate in a meaningless end.
Man regards God’s bounty as stemming from his own efforts and capacities. That is why expressions of thankfulness do not come gushing from his lips for the Giver-God.
Patience and avoidance are not signs of cowardice or a defeatist mentality. They are simply realistic approaches.
A person will appear an enemy if that is how you see him. If you do not view him with animosity, he will surely be amicable in return.
When man is beset by defeat, his inner forces are released. His concealed strength comes to the fore and he sets about redressing his setback.
A man who has made a mistake can completely erase its marks by admitting his mistake and begging forgiveness.