( continued )
( 9 ) Sadhak must keep in mind that any karma that does not transform him to a higher level, is not of much importance to him. All the karmas must sublimate him. Sadhak experiences the incidents and various karmas to expose his own nature so that he can sublimate and transform it. He would never overcome the difficulties if he gets defeated during these incidents. He must light the energy of his inner self while performing these karmas and must acknowledge that he is capable of overcoming these difficulties. This will result in increase of his energy and determination.
( 10 ) Sadhak will never expect particular results or return on his karmas. He never has to think about it. It does not mean that there are no consequences or results.
( 11 ) Sadhak will never gets festered if he learns to perform his karmas as smoothly and efficiently as the cotton fiber coming off of a spindle. He needs to arrange works according to its priority. While performing this work he should not carry the burden of the next work in his mind. This is possible only if sadhak has developed or is making a living effort to develop, appropriate management style and order to perform his works. At the same time he must pay attention and not succumb to his own nature while performing the karmas in this fashion.
( 12 ) Sadhak should have overall idea about all the aspect of the work. Any other work that is associated with and is an integral part of it, needs to done at the same time. The work stays incomplete if this is not accomplished at the same time. Sadhak should repeatedly draw attention to this matter and continue to think and contemplate over this point every two or three days. This will increase his competency.
( 13 ) Sadhak will need to use his sense of discretion, intelligence, mental balance and comprehend the works. At the same time he needs to be careful and not get confused and agitated with this use. He must have complete understanding and control over the process.
( continued )
Pujya Shree Mota
Jivan pathaya ( જીવન પાથેય )
Edition 3; pages 61-68.
( 9 ) Sadhak must keep in mind that any karma that does not transform him to a higher level, is not of much importance to him. All the karmas must sublimate him. Sadhak experiences the incidents and various karmas to expose his own nature so that he can sublimate and transform it. He would never overcome the difficulties if he gets defeated during these incidents. He must light the energy of his inner self while performing these karmas and must acknowledge that he is capable of overcoming these difficulties. This will result in increase of his energy and determination.
( 10 ) Sadhak will never expect particular results or return on his karmas. He never has to think about it. It does not mean that there are no consequences or results.
( 11 ) Sadhak will never gets festered if he learns to perform his karmas as smoothly and efficiently as the cotton fiber coming off of a spindle. He needs to arrange works according to its priority. While performing this work he should not carry the burden of the next work in his mind. This is possible only if sadhak has developed or is making a living effort to develop, appropriate management style and order to perform his works. At the same time he must pay attention and not succumb to his own nature while performing the karmas in this fashion.
( 12 ) Sadhak should have overall idea about all the aspect of the work. Any other work that is associated with and is an integral part of it, needs to done at the same time. The work stays incomplete if this is not accomplished at the same time. Sadhak should repeatedly draw attention to this matter and continue to think and contemplate over this point every two or three days. This will increase his competency.
( 13 ) Sadhak will need to use his sense of discretion, intelligence, mental balance and comprehend the works. At the same time he needs to be careful and not get confused and agitated with this use. He must have complete understanding and control over the process.
( continued )
Pujya Shree Mota
Jivan pathaya ( જીવન પાથેય )
Edition 3; pages 61-68.
