The World from my Window

KRISHNA : A COMPLETE INCARNATION OF GOD

There is no other reason but one, and that is total emptiness. Whosoever is empty is whole. Emptiness is the foundation of wholeness. Rightly said, emptiness alone is whole. Can you draw a half emptiness? Even geometry cannot draw a half zero; there is no such thing as a half zero. Zero or emptiness is always complete, whole. Part-emptiness has no meaning whatsoever. How can you divide emptiness? And how can it be called emptiness if it is divided into parts?

Emptiness is irreducible, indivisible. And where division begins, numbers begin; therefore, number one follows zero. One, two and three belong to the world of numbers. And all numbers arise from zero and end in zero. Zero or emptiness alone is whole. He is whole who is empty. And it is significant that Krishna is called whole, because this man is absolutely empty. And only he who is choiceless can be empty.

Surender Tegta · 6:45 PM · No comments:

Virtues of Krishna : Relevant To Our Time

Krishna is utterly incomparable, he is so unique. Firstly, his uniqueness lies in the fact that although Krishna happened in the ancient past he belongs to the future, is really of the future. Man has yet to grow to that height where he can be a contemporary of Krishna’s. He is still beyond man’s understanding; he continues to puzzle and battle us. Only in some future time will we be able to understand him and appreciate his virtues. And there are good reasons for it. The most important reason is that Krishna is the sole great man in our whole history who reached the absolute height and depth of religion, and yet he is not at all serious and sad, not in tears. By and large, the chief characteristic of a religious person has been that he is somber, serious and sad-looking – like one vanquished in the battle of life, like a renegade from life. In the long line of such sages it is Krishna alone who comes dancing, singing and laughing. Religions of the past were all life-denying and masochistic, extolling sorrow and suffering as great virtues. If you set aside Krishna’s vision of religion, then every religion of the past presented a sad and sorrowful face. A laughing religion, a religion that accepts life in its totality is yet to be born. And it is good that the old religions are dead, along with them, that the old God, the God of our old concepts is dead too. It is said of Jesus that he never laughed. It was perhaps his sad look and the picture of his physical form on the cross that became the focal point of at traction for people, most of whom are themselves unhappy and miserable. In a deep sense Mahavira and Buddha are against life too.

Surender Tegta · 7:52 AM · No comments:

Enchanting Himachal: About Himachal

Surender Tegta · 6:51 AM · No comments:

Awareness and Consciousness

I'm great follower of Osho. I love his approach toward life:

  "I don't believe in anything.
   I don't have any belief system.
   I don't have any creed, dogma.
   My whole approach is existential.
   One should not have shoulds and should nots.
   One should simply exist spontaneously.
   Live in the moment.
   Be alert, and enjoy whatsoever happens out of that alertness.
   Don't keep an attitude, character, morality, descipline.
   Don't fight with you.
   Don't try to make a structure around you of character, of morality.
   Don't descipline you too much. Move with the situation,
   respond to the situtaion. Remain loose and natural, floating.
   Don't try to impose any thing on you, your being.
   If you are too much cultured you will loose all that is natutal.
   Then you will be a machenical thing, not floating not flowing.
   Live moment to moment. Live with alertness.
   Be aware and conscious." -

Osho

Surender Tegta · 9:58 PM · No comments:

Kshitij had the BITSAT test at Mohali, so whole family were with him. Did some shopping for Kshamta from Chandigarh and in the evening had dinner with brother at Panchkula.

Surender Tegta · 7:09 PM · No comments:

Hello World-Healthy Life Style

Attended two day Naional Conference ( राष्ट्रीय संगोष्टी) on Bhartiya swastiya Chintan (भारतीय स्वस्थ्य चिंतन at Hotel Peterhoff in Shimla. It was about promoting indian system of medicines, our traditional system of attaining and maintaing optimum health.Following the seminar for Healthy Life Style these points emerged:

Early to bed, Early to rise is still golden rule.
Late Good Morning invites problems like incomlete defacation, acidity, and hurrying in all day activities.
All meals well in time and regular intervals is key of Good Health, of cource, balanced diet which must include raw seasonal raw seasonal fruits and vegetables, sprouts raw and roasted cereals, milk curd.
You cannot expect clean bowel in morning after having a late night dinner. Food at very large interval makes you weak and invites acidity.
Minimum 30 minutes walk and exercise to move all joints everyday helps in all way. Jogging, sports activity ( tradition kabbadi, Kho Kho, gilli danda are equally effective) are the keys of fitness. Walking is easiest and most efffective way of physical fitness.
Participatin in family functions, festivals social gatherings, community activitiea makes you happy and provides mantal peace and social security.
Live each and every moment of life. Happiness is in small things in daily routine are bigger than the grand goals.
Faith in God and Natural justice maintains mental peacd and relieves fear.