vikramgemini Posted December 18, 2013 Share Posted December 18, 2013 http://www.deccanchronicle.com/131218/commentary-op-ed/commentary/last-thoughts-afterlife Once, two disciples came to Lord Buddha and one of them while complaining about the other person asked, “Lord, don’t you think this man will be born as a xxx in his next birth?” When Lord Bud-dha asked as to why he thought so, the disciple replied, “This man is too much attached to his xxx. He goes to walk with his xxx, sleeps with his xxx and plays with the xxx.” Buddha smiled and said “this man may or may not be born as a xxx, but you will surely be born as xxx in your next birth as it is you who thinks of his xxx more than him.” Our next birth gets decided based on our intense and predominant last thoughts at the time of death. And the last thoughts generally are about things, people we’ve been excessively attached to or felt enmity towards or feared the most. Most people turn towards God in old age. They desire to remember God at the time of their death, ignorant of the fact that they cannot do so unless they have remembered Him all their lives with fairly good intensity and faith. Childhood is spent in ignorance, youth/middle age in running after materialistic things. Then how one can remember God during old age and at the time of death? Secondly, as no one knows when death will strike, isn’t waiting for old age to remember God foolish? Lord Krishna has said in Bhagvad Gita that the last thought of a person would be based on the individual’s attitude and behaviour which he has practised during his lifetime. If one has lived a life fully engrossed in the world with all kinds of emotions attached to it, such as hatred, jealousy, revenge etc, then accordingly will be his last thoughts. He cannot remember God at the end. Just like a camera film captures an image the moment camera is clicked, certain images get clicked in the mind at the time of death based on an individual’s attachments and aversions. These very images are caught hold of by the soul, which leaves the body along with the life force. If one remembers God even while performing one’s worldly duties without fear or attachment, then there is no need to worry at all. One will leave the body peacefully and merge with the Supreme Divine Being. Secondly, remembering God at all times helps one remain relaxed and connected to the higher consciousness, thus attracting positive vibes and happiness. God can be remembered through any name or form, even as the formless Divine Energy, Atman, Brahman and Pure Consciousness. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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chsrk Posted December 18, 2013 Share Posted December 18, 2013 Good article Neelesh.... You are not a Hindu if you dont believe in re-birth.....Many modern empirical studies conducted on this subject only proves the theory of re-incarnation and upholds the time-less sayings of the Vedas and Upanishads.... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
chsrk Posted December 18, 2013 Share Posted December 18, 2013 ee srk db lo pillalani sedagoduthunnaru gaa Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vikramgemini Posted December 18, 2013 Author Share Posted December 18, 2013 nenu e HIGHER CONSCIOUSNESS ane e subject ki chala attract avuthunnanu.....very true anipistundi......JAITRA annai AFTERLIFE gurinchi mana cinemas lo antha chetta chetta ga choopisthadu kaani BUDDHISM prakaram AFTERLIFE gurinchi vinnanu.....fantastic ga vundi,,,enthamatuku true o thelidu CHSRK annai HIGHER CONSCIOUSNESS ane subject meeda videos or articles vunte veyandi annai...mee views kooda post cheyandi Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
chsrk Posted December 18, 2013 Share Posted December 18, 2013 nenu e HIGHER CONSCIOUSNESS ane e subject ki chala attract avuthunnanu.....very true anipistundi......JAITRA annai AFTERLIFE gurinchi mana cinemas lo antha chetta chetta ga choopisthadu kaani BUDDHISM prakaram AFTERLIFE gurinchi vinnanu.....fantastic ga vundi,,,enthamatuku true o thelidu CHSRK annai HIGHER CONSCIOUSNESS ane subject meeda videos or articles vunte veyandi annai...mee views kooda post cheyandi nuvvu cheppe aa higher consciousness ante ento naaku teliyadhu.....but ituvanti subjects meedha most rationale, most convincing, most logical explanations ichchedhi maatram Hindu texts ee....if possible read Ramayana, Mahabharata, Bhagavad Gita, Yogavasistha, Bhagavatha Purana, Garuda Purana is all i would say......you will understand it better through such first hand sources, than just listening to someother second hand sources/articles......neeku oka example chepthaa, Yogavasistham meedha oka discourse undhi, adhi vinte, you will really feel it is something like a real scientific presentation....mind boggling ga untundhi..... see if this discourse on Garuda purana will aid you.. http://pravachanam.com/audio/by/album/garuda_puranam Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
chsrk Posted December 18, 2013 Share Posted December 18, 2013 Proud to be ‘educated’? – Maria WirthPosted on December 3, 2013 by Admin “It is amazing that Indians still don’t have the confidence to stand by their own wisdom. Are they not aware that Indian ancient scriptures are an amazing source of knowledge about the human being? Writings of a Swami Vivekananda or a Sri Aurobindo easily outshine western notions on personality. Are not at least some of those who design the curricula aware of it? It seems that only when it is very obvious that the west appreciates something Indian, will Indians also appreciate.” – Maria Wirth Indians have brains. This news has spread by now. I read about an Indian girl in a school in U.S. who complained that her American peers expected her to excel simply because she was Indian. There are statistics which show that NRIs in U.S. are doing exceptionally well, that their percentage in organizations like NASA or Microsoft is far above average. I used to think that the Indian education system has something to do with it. But recently I realized that Indians are brainy and successful in spite of their education. This may be too much of a generalization. There are hopefully many institutes with good curricula and excellent faculty, especially in science and technology. Yet one thing is certain: general education in India can do with improvement, and urgently so. A few years ago I looked for the first time into a textbook of a 5-year-old. He was learning rhymes and I was shocked: “London Bridge is falling down, falling down, my fair Lady…” he learnt. Meanwhile he is eight and he still knows the rhyme. Good memory. But couldn’t it have been used for something better? Recently he learnt Roman numbers: X, C, L etc. I told him that he won’t need them, as Indians have come up with the far superior decimal system which is in use all over the world. He stunned me with his reply: “But it is GK (general knowledge), no?” It struck me that GK is very much dictated by the west. What about knowing what ‘prananyama’ means? My laptop makes a red line underneath. It never heard of this word. My sister once told me that the one million Euro question in the German version of ‘Kaun banega crorepati?’ was: ‘Who accompanied Edmund Hillary to Mount Everest?’ The organizers were probably certain that Germans had never heard that name. Yet was it not Sherpa Tenzing Norgay who made it possible for Hillary to reach the top and take all the laurels? A few days ago I looked into the notes of a Bachelor of Science student. She was preparing for a psychology test. It was again a shock: she had copied 7 ½ pages on Sigmund Freud’s psychoanalytical theory of personality development. She learnt about oral, anal, phallic, genital stages, about Oedipus complex, etc. Nobody told her that this theory is outdated. Simply because Sigmund Freud, for whatever reason, is a famous name, the students have to lap it all up. Of course there were more theories for her to learn: by Carl Jung (who by the way fell out with Freud and visited India in 1938), Skinner, Maslow, etc. Not a single Indian was mentioned in her notes. Yet German students hear of the Bhagavad Gita. Incidentally I myself was asked to write a chapter on the Yoga of the Bhagavad Gita for a university reader meant for German psychology students which was published in 1989. In the 1970s at the height of the India wave in the west, a new stream was added to the existing therapies in western psychology. It was called ‘Transpersonal Psychotherapy’ and as the name suggests, postulates the reality of something that transcends the person. Ever heard of Atman? Some prominent representatives of this line like Stanislaw and Christina Groff had Indian gurus. I doubt, however, that the Indian contribution is getting acknowledged in their work. It is amazing that Indians still don’t have the confidence to stand by their own wisdom. Are they not aware that Indian ancient scriptures are an amazing source of knowledge about the human being? Writings of a Swami Vivekananda or a Sri Aurobindo easily outshine western notions on personality. Are not at least some of those who design the curricula aware of it? It seems that only when it is very obvious that the west appreciates something Indian, will Indians also appreciate. For example now, since Hollywood is interested in making a film on Ramayanaand Indian mythology is becoming a hit in the West and of course exploited economically, Indian children (and adults), too, hear more about their mythology. Or now, since yoga is taught even in educational institutions in the west, there is at least a chance that yoga will be taught in Indian schools, as well. It occasionally happened at some get together here in Dehradun that somebody quoted Shakespeare and expected me to know the passage. It is considered a sign of being highly educated. I have no knowledge of English literature. Our focus in school was on German literature. Incidentally, famous German writers like Hesse, Heine, Herder, Rilke, Jean Paul, Novalis, Schopenhauer and others read Indian scriptures and were influenced by them. Most of them had never been to India, but they appreciated the spiritual value of the Upanishads and the Bhagavad-Gita. Some clearly expressed that wider knowledge of Indian wisdom would make the west aware of the ‘colossal one-sidedness’ in which ‘our whole religious and philosophical thought is stuck’ (Prof. Paul Deussen in 1920). Back to being educated. It is common knowledge that the British colonial masters intended to subdue India with the help of their education system and it worked. What prevents India from radically changing this system for the better 60 years after independence? Since Indians no doubt are brainy, they could easily come up with a better idea how to use those 12 or more years of education and not just copy the so called ‘first world’. Why are today’s Indians still so proud of having been educated at a convent? Why should Indians learn about Freud? Because Freud is general knowledge and Indian wisdom is not? Because it may come in some TV quiz? Because at some dinner party one may be considered highly educated? It certainly is odd. A lot is done regarding child labour, laws are put in place, etc., yet school kids don’t get any protection from being overworked? Their working day often starts at 6 a.m. if not earlier with tuition even in winter and they have to cram their brains with often unnecessary stuff for many hours a day and their parents don’t even realize. This non stop slogging under pressure to pass the exams, takes its toll. Once I was in an auto in Delhi. At a red light, it came to a halt right next to a Maruti van full of school kids. I bent and looked at them from my auto till the green signal came. Not one of them discovered me. They all silently stared straight ahead, maybe lost in thoughts, or maybe simply dead tired. That’s when I felt that street kids are more alive, present in the moment and aware. They generally don’t lack in self-esteem and know more about psychology and life skills than most B.Sc. students. Yet in all likelihood “a BA” or “a B.Sc.” or “a PhD” will feel infinitely superior to them. Does anyone know why? – Maria Wirth, 31 December 2012 » Maria Wirth lives in Uttarakhand. She studied psychology at the University of Hamburg and her articles are published in various German and Indian media. Many of her articles are available on the Maria Wirth Blog. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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chsrk Posted December 19, 2013 Share Posted December 19, 2013 Reincarnation : Fifth Dimension Documentary on Reincarnation http://youtu.be/tfQv_rkRAk0 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GOLI SODA Posted December 19, 2013 Share Posted December 19, 2013 Mana last thought before death mana present thought meedha adharapadi vuntundhi Death will come without notice Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
chsrk Posted December 19, 2013 Share Posted December 19, 2013 Mana last thought before death mana present thought meedha adharapadi vuntundhi Death will come without notice That is what Bhagavad Gita says ...but your last thought depends on the cumulative affects of the thoughts you made in your entire life....mini-scale lo cheppali ante...rojantha emi pani sesaamo..emi alochinchamo....adhi kooda raatri padukune mundhu madhiloki vasthaayi....sleep is also a sort of mini-death annattu... Happy Birthday goli soda uncle... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GOLI SODA Posted December 19, 2013 Share Posted December 19, 2013 But next life kanna getting out of cycle of death and life is imp..moksham or nirvana is that U can liberate being in the world Guru is some one who can guide And life could be best guru if u are watchful and aware But keep balance always ...the path is very tricky Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GOLI SODA Posted December 19, 2013 Share Posted December 19, 2013 Thnks SRK garu Birthday beginning ee topic was nice and helpful Mee darsanam kuda eroje ayindhi..ur quite young Mee karate exp made me nostalgic 9th class lo last period karate must vundehi.. Max bunk kotevadini...vadu nela meedhi podukopeti thoku kuntu vele vaadu...dress vesukovadam thappa yemi pikaledhu Thnks a lot for the wishes Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
chsrk Posted December 19, 2013 Share Posted December 19, 2013 Thnks SRK garu Birthday beginning ee topic was nice and helpful Mee darsanam kuda eroje ayindhi..ur quite young Mee karate exp made me nostalgic 9th class lo last period karate must vundehi.. Max bunk kotevadini...vadu nela meedhi podukopeti thoku kuntu vele vaadu...dress vesukovadam thappa yemi pikaledhu Thnks a lot for the wishes Goli soda uncle....thank you...ee saila, frudvi isumantolla pracharaalu thattukolekafothunna innaallu... karate ante gurthukochchindi....school lo unnappudu I never topped the class in studies...but sports ante great interest....but andulo kooda excel avvaledhu...but I used to show great interest in martial arts....school lo hostlers bricks break cheyyatam lo, katas display cheyyatam lo fail aiythe...i did them and my master was so proud of it..I still remember those moments....every morning three days a week, morning 4 ki lechi karate classes ki vellevaadini.....every sunday, sparring undedhi....real time fights under the guidance of our master....naa kanna pedda ollatho fighting ette vaadu master...vaallu kodathaante naa moham meedha thagiledhi....nenu kodathaante vaallaki below the stomach taghilevi...antha sinnaga undetodini....but my master always used to praise my technique and using various stances from the katas in real fights.....all this is lost, due to complete discouragement from my family members....still when I remember this, it makes me immensely proud.....ippatiki anukunta unta, eppudanna if not for the sake of fighting techniques, atleast for the sake of body fitness, I wish to take up to martial arts some days....perhaps one day, i will do that along with my son, if possible....we both will go together for such classes, if he too shows such interest.. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jaitra Posted December 19, 2013 Share Posted December 19, 2013 Goli soda uncle....thank you...ee saila, frudvi isumantolla pracharaalu thattukolekafothunna innaallu... karate ante gurthukochchindi....school lo unnappudu I never topped the class in studies...but sports ante great interest....but andulo kooda excel avvaledhu...but I used to show great interest in martial arts....school lo hostlers bricks break cheyyatam lo, katas display cheyyatam lo fail aiythe...i did them and my master was so proud of it..I still remember those moments....every morning three days a week, morning 4 ki lechi karate classes ki vellevaadini.....every sunday, sparring undedhi....real time fights under the guidance of our master....naa kanna pedda ollatho fighting ette vaadu master...vaallu kodathaante naa moham meedha thagiledhi....nenu kodathaante vaallaki below the stomach taghilevi...antha sinnaga undetodini....but my master always used to praise my technique and using various stances from the katas in real fights.....all this is lost, due to complete discouragement from my family members....still when I remember this, it makes me immensely proud.....ippatiki anukunta unta, eppudanna if not for the sake of fighting techniques, atleast for the sake of body fitness, I wish to take up to martial arts some days....perhaps one day, i will do that along with my son, if possible....we both will go together for such classes, if he too shows such interest.. Karate Kid Srk Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
chsrk Posted December 19, 2013 Share Posted December 19, 2013 Karate Kid Srk masaab.. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vikramgemini Posted December 19, 2013 Author Share Posted December 19, 2013 Karate Kid Srk annai next KARATE KID movie lo WILL SMITH and jackie chan CHSRK annai ni rope in seyadaniki deep thinking settunnaru anta recent ga vacchina part lo JADEN SMITH act sesadu ga ( son of will smith)....e new movie lo JADEN peddaga ayyaka story.......anduke CHSRK vannai apt ani anukuntunnaru....SCRIPT ki baaga set avuthadu anta Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jaitra Posted December 19, 2013 Share Posted December 19, 2013 annai next KARATE KID movie lo WILL SMITH and jackie chan CHSRK annai ni rope in seyadaniki deep thinking settunnaru anta recent ga vacchina part lo JADEN SMITH act sesadu ga ( son of will smith)....e new movie lo JADEN peddaga ayyaka story.......anduke CHSRK vannai apt ani anukuntunnaru....SCRIPT ki baaga set avuthadu anta asalay aayana coconut oil vaadi glamar penchaaru anta....Hollywood kanna pedda range untay soodu gemini sodara srk launching ki Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
chsrk Posted December 19, 2013 Share Posted December 19, 2013 annai next KARATE KID movie lo WILL SMITH and jackie chan CHSRK annai ni rope in seyadaniki deep thinking settunnaru anta recent ga vacchina part lo JADEN SMITH act sesadu ga ( son of will smith)....e new movie lo JADEN peddaga ayyaka story.......anduke CHSRK vannai apt ani anukuntunnaru....SCRIPT ki baaga set avuthadu anta Neelesh.... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jaitra Posted December 19, 2013 Share Posted December 19, 2013 masaab.. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
chsrk Posted December 19, 2013 Share Posted December 19, 2013 asalay aayana coconut oil vaadi glamar penchaaru anta....Hollywood kanna pedda range untay soodu gemini sodara srk launching ki masaab....TFI lo mee influence upayoginchi nannu Villian roles ki set seyyochchuga.....perhaps may be, I will replace characters like Prakash raj... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vikramgemini Posted December 19, 2013 Author Share Posted December 19, 2013 Neelesh.... annai comeon gusa gusa...we want to see that VIOLENT ANGLE in u vannai Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vikramgemini Posted December 19, 2013 Author Share Posted December 19, 2013 masaab....TFI lo mee influence upayoginchi nannu Villian roles ki set seyyochchuga.....perhaps may be, I will replace characters like Prakash raj... annai mee night poto choosaka meeru VILLAIN roles ki anthaga set kaakapovacchu annai.....positive roles like RAO RAMESH ( ATTARINTIKI DAREDI LO MAAMA character of pawan kalyan) aithe baaga set ayye chances vunnayi..... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
chsrk Posted December 19, 2013 Share Posted December 19, 2013 annai comeon gusa gusa...we want to see that VIOLENT ANGLE in u vannai violent angle manalo yeda sachchindi.... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
chsrk Posted December 19, 2013 Share Posted December 19, 2013 annai mee night poto choosaka meeru VILLAIN roles ki anthaga set kaakapovacchu annai.....positive roles like RAO RAMESH ( ATTARINTIKI DAREDI LO MAAMA character of pawan kalyan) aithe baaga set ayye chances vunnayi..... eppatikaina TFI ki elthe Rao Gopal rao type of roles ki set avvalani nenu fix aiythe....Rao Ramesh antaavendhi Neelesh... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vikramgemini Posted December 19, 2013 Author Share Posted December 19, 2013 violent angle manalo yeda sachchindi.... annai lekunte FARMER ga oka manchi role isthamu....jeevinchnadi a role lo mee viswaroopam choopinchi........RAITHU BIDDA ani movie peru petti theeddamu. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vikramgemini Posted December 19, 2013 Author Share Posted December 19, 2013 eppatikaina TFI ki elthe Rao Gopal rao type of roles ki set avvalani nenu fix aiythe....Rao Ramesh antaavendhi Neelesh... aina SON e ga vannai RAO RAMESH.....RAO RAMESH is a versatile actor vannai........one of the best artists besides prakash raj in the industry today.....infact valla father antha versatile ani cheppadaniki e maatram doubt ledu annai naaku Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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