That is why you are what you are.

[Guest guest]

Dear Sanjay Jee,

 

Thanks... but I do not think that I deserve these praises! It's all

your love and efforts what made JR like this and we all look forward

to your write ups and thoughtful posts. We are very happy to get you

in us !!! :-)

 

I would be also very grateful if you call me only Tanvir, calling me

Tanvir Bhai or Ji makes me embarrassed :-) Truly.

 

Sincerely,

Tanvir.

 

, "sanjaytechnology"

<sanjaytechnology> wrote:

> All:

>

> I have churned tremendously on this group (Jyotish Remedies) with

> Hemant Trivedi Ji, Manoshi Ji, Surya Vishnu Bhai, Tanvir Bhai and

> Neeraj Bhai and many more since last december -- March. This group

> is very dear to me and will always be. Though I have moved on to

the

> creation of another group with other agendas which are linked with

> other souls, I still would like to take this opportunity to

> congratulate Tanvir Ji on this wonderful group. May it continue to

> prosper. I try my best to post whenever I get time off from other

> commitments. I would like to encourage a feeling of comradeship

> amongst all groups. What is in me is in you, so what is the

> difference. The difference lies in all our understandings. When we

> all develop the right understanding, we will realize that

everything

> is within and we can perceive everything within our own selves.

Best

> Wishes to all.

>

> I would like to post some thoughts of mine today....

>

> On Friday night here in southern california, I have some motivation

> in me to write this. To me, this has great significance. It comes

> from within. I hope you find some significance in this small essay.

> I hope it helps all of us to feel the infinite power of the Self.

>

> In Indian scriptures this world of ours is called "karmabhumi", the

> land of action, because this is the plane where we perform actions,

> good or bad, for which we receive good or bad fruits. No matter what

> actions we perform in this world, we receive their fruits. For this

> reason, we should always keep an account of ourselves. We should not

> try to keep track of others, of how many sins others have committed,

> how many mistakes they have made, or how much more advanced they are

> than we are. Instead, we should always remember what we have done

> and what we have to do in the future. We should check to see how

> much self-control we have developed, ho wmuch equanimity there is in

> our minds, how much steadfastness we have achieved. We should check

> to see how much we have been able to rid ourselves of our desires,

> our anger, our jealousy, and our tendency to hate other people, to

> rejoice at their misfortune, to feel sad when we see them advance.

> We should see how much compassion we have acquiired, ho wmuch we

> have learned to love honesty and truthfulness, how loving we have

> become. We should always be aware of our faults and always try to

> increase our virtuous qualities. Above all, we should check our

> attitude. It is our inner attitude and feelings that determine our

> behavior. Not only that, it is these that determine our experience

> of the world.

>

> There is a great and mysterious statement: "The world is as you see

> it". Whatever feeling you have within you is the feeling you will

> project onto the world. Therefore, according to our own vision, the

> world becomes good or bad, pleasurable or painful, a storehouse of

> happiness or a mine of sorrow. It is your own attitude that bears

> fruit for you and makes you who you are.

>

> If a person insults that God who lives within other human beings and

> then goes to a temple and prays to an idol of God, will God be

> pleased with him? Tell me, will he?

>

> In every heart. God dwells perfectly,in His fullness, Therefore do

> not use harsh words, do not speak bitterly to others, because your

> beloved is sitting within.

>

> I conclude with great emphasis:

>

> The greatest virtue, the highest action and the best form of worship

> is to look upon other people with the awareness that the Self is in

> all.

>

> Om Shanti Shanti Shanti.

>

> Om Tat Sat.

>

> --Sanjay Aggarwal

> jyotish_tat_sat

> Email: saggarwal_4