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A very powerful reminder from @Sw_Mukundananda ji on this auspicious day of #BijayaDashami #Dussehra #SwamiMukundananda
This Dussehra, let us reflect on the battles we face within ourselves. True victory lies not only in Shri Ram’s triumph over Ravana, but also in our efforts to rise above our weaknesses, pause before making unwise choices, and act promptly when we have the opportunity to do good.
May we choose a higher purpose and allow wisdom to guide our actions.
#Dussehra #Vijayadashami #SwamiMukundananda
Sandhya Das retweeted
This Dussehra, let us reflect on the battles we face within ourselves. True victory lies not only in Shri Ram’s triumph over Ravana, but also in our efforts to rise above our weaknesses, pause before making unwise choices, and act promptly when we have the opportunity to do good.
May we choose a higher purpose and allow wisdom to guide our actions.
#Dussehra #Vijayadashami #SwamiMukundananda
A very profound guidance by @Sw_Mukundananda ji. #PowerofThpughts #MindManagement #SwamiMukundananda
If someone accidentally throws a stone at you, it may hurt for a few minutes, but by the next day, you will probably have forgotten about it. However, if someone says something unpleasant, it may continue to agitate your mind for years. This is the immense power of thoughts.
Our thoughts shape our inner world. By learning to manage them wisely, we can protect our peace and prevent hurts from becoming lasting burdens.
#SwamiMukundananda #PowerOfThoughts #MindManagement
Sandhya Das retweeted
If someone accidentally throws a stone at you, it may hurt for a few minutes, but by the next day, you will probably have forgotten about it. However, if someone says something unpleasant, it may continue to agitate your mind for years. This is the immense power of thoughts.
Our thoughts shape our inner world. By learning to manage them wisely, we can protect our peace and prevent hurts from becoming lasting burdens.
#SwamiMukundananda #PowerOfThoughts #MindManagement
A very practical wisdom from @Sw_Mukundananda ji. #SpiritualGrowth #Faith #Advercity #Life #Surrender #God #Protection #Peace #SwamiMukundananda
God’s protection does not mean that material adversities will not befall us. However, when we are surrendered, even in difficult times, God will take care of us and guide us ever upwards.
When we trust Him, we learn to look beyond our immediate circumstances and remain steady through life’s ups and downs. What seems like a setback can become an opportunity to develop inner strength, deepen our faith, and grow spiritually.
#SwamiMukundananda #Faith #SpiritualGrowth
Sandhya Das retweeted
God’s protection does not mean that material adversities will not befall us. However, when we are surrendered, even in difficult times, God will take care of us and guide us ever upwards.
When we trust Him, we learn to look beyond our immediate circumstances and remain steady through life’s ups and downs. What seems like a setback can become an opportunity to develop inner strength, deepen our faith, and grow spiritually.
#SwamiMukundananda #Faith #SpiritualGrowth
What are you allowing to grow in your mind?
Every thought we entertain is like a seed planted in the fertile soil of the mind. If we are not careful, negative thoughts can multiply like weeds, influencing our feelings and actions. By consciously cultivating positive thoughts and removing the unwanted ones, we can transform our minds into a garden of inspiration, wisdom, and devotion.
Sandhya Das retweeted
What are you allowing to grow in your mind?
Every thought we entertain is like a seed planted in the fertile soil of the mind. If we are not careful, negative thoughts can multiply like weeds, influencing our feelings and actions. By consciously cultivating positive thoughts and removing the unwanted ones, we can transform our minds into a garden of inspiration, wisdom, and devotion.
Shree Krishna now describes the superior kind of renunciation, where we continue to perform our obligatory duties, but give up attachment to the fruit of actions. He describes this as the highest kind of renunciation, which is situated in the mode of goodness (sāttvic).
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