SOLUTION OF PROBLEMS OF THE WHOLE FROM ITS PORTION (2).

 Many questions and many kind of the problems of the world are asking for their own solutions. We need not become impatient to solve these problems. We need to keep clarity of the mind and patience but at the same time we should never ignore the problems. There is always great and many times urgent demands for the solution of many kinds of questions and problems. The Jiva who tries to solve confusion, troubles, questions and puzzles in his life with steadiness, patience, true understanding (that life will move forward in the evolution), balanced mind, sense of discretion, and understanding the purpose behind it; receives the clarity about the solution of the problems. Know for sure that this Jiva receives the key to solve the problems of the world with clarity.

The Jiva who negates his life, who does not understand his life throughly, who can not develop his life appropriately and has no ambition to experience the life in its entirety; can never solve the problems of the world.

Pujya Shree Mota

Jivan Yoga, Edition 1,

Part 1, Page 77.

SOLUTION OF PROBLEMS OF THE WHOLE FROM ITS PORTION (1)

 Sadhana of the life is not separate from the life itself. Just as we cannot separate certain period of life from entire life or we cannot completely separate certain mood or any other aspect of life from entire life; we cannot separate Sadhana from life. 

It is a fallacy to believe that we have nothing to do with world, and world will take care of its own problems. Every person or Jiva is associated with other Jivas of the world. Practically, no one can be separated from others. Even though, it can be understood that we can be absorbed in Sadhana-life and may seem to be not connected to others. It is due to nondevelopment of the vruttie of settlement of the solution (even at this time, we cannot deny that any such situation may arise in life). It is also not proper to believe or imagine or understand that world is separate from us. We must stay aware that we are in the world and we are one part of the world. 

Pujya Shree Mota

Jivan Yog, Edition 1,

Part 1, Page 76 - 77.

WHAT ARE THE CHARACTERISTICS OF EXTERNAL SADHANA?

 I consider actions performed with understanding that helps us in the practical dealings with Sansar as a part of Sadhana. Just as inner Sadhana is authoritative and reliable, external sadhana is also authoritative from the view point of practical application in Sansar. So, we need to behave in society accordingly. 

Whenever you receive any kind of suggestion from others, divide it as essential and non essential (useful or not useful). Whenever something is told or suggested, if there is no gain (meaning there is no lessening of our Bhavna) or objection, accept it right away and perform the task right away. Ordinarily there is visualization or expression of mind's insistence, likings, attachments, possession etc., in deciding to do the work or not to do the work. If you want to get rid of all these, you must have heartfelt enthusiasm to believe and accept directions from others. The result of the particular work truly depends upon our attitude and purpose while performing the work. It also depends on our understanding and awareness while performing the work. 

Pujya Shree Mota

Jivan Yog, Edition 1,

Part 1, Page 76.

SADHANA WHILE LIVING IN SANSAR.

 IN THE BEGINNING, START THE SADHANA FROM OUTSIDE. 

Whenever we do something or when something happens, its effect is felt internally or externally. Nothing is not related. Everything is connected with one another. So, sadhana needs to be done both ways, within and externally. It takes time to do such sadhana within. We cannot just sit around till that time. We need to do sadhana from outside so that it has effect within. Mainly, we need to be alert and aware in the mind with mind, and weed (remove unwanted) thoughts, vrutties, feelings and sentiments that are contrary to the central aspiration of the goal of our life. We should not encourage them and do weeding with knowledge. Such weeding is very necessary. 

Pujya Shree Mota

Jivan Yog, Edition 1,

Part 1, Page 75 - 76.