Monday 28 July 2014
Happy Home
Every human home is originally
intended to be a real heaven of rest- a little heaven on Earth where all the
children learn to be unselfish. Attitudes of love and loyalty ought to be
inculcate into their minds.
The true center of every home is the
mother. No one else can overtake her place . Her tastes, her desires, her
ideals , will influence everything that goes on within that home. If she is
kind and cultured , her home will reflect her fine ideals. But if she is
careless and ignorant, the home will fast show here poor attitude or lack of
training. Education is very important to a young man if he is to succeed in the
business and professional world. Everyone will agree with this view. But
education in the art of home-making is even more important for a young woman,
for into her hands has been committee the very future of human race. M.k Gandhi
, the Patriarch of our nation stressed on the education of women. He felt that
the success of the family, the community, the nation and the world depends on
the young woman and the kind f homes they establish. There is no greater
reusability than this.
To be a place of happiness, the home
should be bright and cheerful . every day each room should be filled with
sunshine and fresh air. So that every part of the house will be sweet and clean
for the family to enjoy . above all it should be a place of joy and love, a
place where the door is ever open to friends and neighbors, and where even
strangers are received with hospitality and kindness.
If children everywhere are given the
right kind of home training, there would be no more wars, no more crimes, and
no more poverty. Almost all the problems that afflict human race can be traced
to wrong environment during childhood and youth. Proper home training develops
a balanced personality. Remember this . Happy parents create happy homes. Happy
homes produce happy children. Happy children make a happy community, and happy
communities make a happier world.
Quote from the true Charm and Power
of Vedanta
The Vedanta recognize the reasoning
power of man a good deal, although it says there is something higher than
intellect, but the road lies through intellect.
Some people seem to fear that if
they accept the possibility of knowing God. Then they will have to accept a
finite God, who of course cannot be worshipped.
Their fear is baseless because when a river flows into the ocean, the
ocean, thereby does not become lesser then itself, only the river becomes
greater then its seeming self. When one knows God. God is not finitized, only
the knower’s limitation are shattered When one knows God he is in infinity. and
at the same time not knowing God has ceased for him. Though knowing God thee is
no fear of losing. His infinitude. Holding a different kind of fear, some other
people seem to think that if they acknowledge the truth of religious other than
their own, then their religion will stand out to the false. Their logic is very
simple if X is true. Y cannot be true, and Z must be false, for x, y, z differs
among themselves. But fortunately for
the world, God, the Ultimate Simple, is the master of all complexities and
contradictions. He knows how t make symphony out of apparent
irreconcilables.
In order to accept the truth of the
rose one has to deny the truth of the lotus or that of the magnolia. Every
religion represents a spectrum of God’s
truth. If the different religion disagree in some regards, it only
proves the infinite richness of God . of losing the truth of ones religion by
acknowledging that of others, there is no real fear.
What is needed today in the world of
religion is a respectful reassessment of all available testimony of God seen
and known for enriching and enlarging more concept of God. This is the new
adventure the religion are called upon to undertake in an age of expansion of
knowledge in every sphere for creatively facing the challenge of science.
We must however, reckon with the
fact that higher knowledge, in sphere of both religion and science had almost
always to contend with the opposition of lesser knowledge.
IF HE EXIST
No comments:
Post a Comment