DISSOLVE OF DESIRES/ DEMANDS

Dear Readers’

Today Everyone one of us has an assembly of desires for the fulfilment of which each one of use is working very hard. People grow old, ill or meets death but his bodily desires never ends for which he has to take birth in this material world again & again.

Dhruva Maharaja started tapasya of Lord with a desire but gradually with the effects of the tapasya, he disremembered his wish and on the manifestation of Lord himself, when Lord asked for the wish of Dhruva, he refused for any wish but Lord knew even the deepest desire of the Dhruva and he ultimately fulfilled his desire.

In the age of Kaliyuga, everyone wants to have a modern life which each one of us are trying to achieve/ accomplish with every possible means available.

People are forgetting their culture, forgiveness and running more towards the finishing their body, satisfaction of their false egoistic desires and neglecting concentration on soul.

In Satyuga, everyone was a sadhu/ devotee of Lord, no one was atheist & used to spend most of their time in worshipping the Lord (tapasya) and do not had any material desires.

Lord says that material desires are like a nighdream because they neither never ends till we are in this material body nor are ever satisfied. “ The more we try to accomplish our material desires, the more it increases & never ends.”

So people should try to control their senses in order to rest their bodily desires.

When any person’s desires are not fulfilled, he/ she get tensed, depressed and curses Lord that why it happens only with him and what bad karmas had been performed by him in the past.

So readers, if bodily desires/ demands are dissolved/ controlled then more easy the life is and less are the problems, our present & future would be more lightful and we can tell others that we had a good/ satisfied past because then only we can concentrate on the worshipping of the Lord.

TRUE STORY

After the Mahabharata yudh,

Kunti asks Lord Krishna to grant her sorrow (trouble) so that Krishna would always be by her side and she never forgets him ! Kunti compares Krishna with the lotus. She celebrates the lotus stemming from Vishnu’s navel and the garland he wears around his neck. She says his eyes are like lotus petals while his hands and feet are as soft as the flower itself. Krishna’s heart, too, is lotus-like, according to Kunti, for any misfortune experienced by his devotees’ touches him deeply, just as the lotus petal wilts when handled roughly. Kunti recounts the catastrophes she faced along with the Pandavas and how Krishna would always come to their rescue.