Words Of Wisdom

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What is the difference between:  Punya, Paap and Karma.?

Punya is a debit card - pay first and enjoy later.
Paap is a credit card - enjoy first and pay later.!

Karma is a kitchen, where an order cannot be placed - We are served, what we have cooked..!

 

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Symptoms Of Inner Peace..

1. Frequent attacks of Smiling
2. Frequent overwhelming episodes of Appreciation
3. Loss of interest in Judging other people.
4. Loss of ability to Worry
5. Tendency to act based on Hope rather than on fear.
6. Ability to Enjoy Each Moment.
7. Ability to Give & Receive Love { in spite of life's problems }.
8. Sharing whatever little you have with people having less in life.

*If symptoms persist....just feel blessed & grateful to GOD .

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                                                                                      LAW OF KARMA

                                                      IF ANYONE SPEAKS OR ACTS WITH EVIL THOUGHT

                                                                           PAIN FOLLOWS HIM or HER

                                                                                JUST AS THE WHEEL

                                                                                          FOLLOWS

                                                                               THE FOOT  OF THE OX 

                                                                        THAT DRAWS THE CARRIAGE

 

                                                                                                                THE BUDDHA

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On bravery:

He who has attained mastery over himself, is indeed a greater conqueror than the one who has vanquished a thousand enemies, a thousand times more powerful than he, yet remains a slave to his sensory self.

On Maya:

One whose mind roams in search of outward beauty and grandeur, who is unable to keep masterly control over his senses, who eats impure food, who is lazy and lacking in moral courage, ignorance and sorrow overpower him, just as the gale shatters the sapless tree.

On devotion:

Just as raindrops leak into the house which is not well covered with perfect roof, so attachment, hatred and delusion enter the mind which is averse to Bhakti, as per means of subjective meditation.

The Buddha

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