Saturday, July 3, 2010

I have started to believe in rebirth...why?...


Although we are all human beings, we have a huge variety of mental imprints and tendencies. Some people have very positive tendencies, whereas other people are naturally inclined to non-virtue. Some of these differences can be accounted for by differences in upbringing and other experiences in this life, but by no means can all be explained in this way. Two children with the same parents can have totally different mental tendencies, which they can display at a very early age. One child, for example, may have a cruel and angry disposition and take delight in torturing animals and bullying other children, whereas the other child has a good heart and a gentle nature. This can be the case even if the children have been brought up in a very similar way, and even, sometimes, apply in the case of identical twins, who have exactly the same genetic make-up.

How can we explain these differences?

A mental tendency is a habit of mind, and habits are created by repeated actions over a long period of time. The fact that children are born with varying mental tendencies indicates that at some time prior to their birth – that is, in a previous life – they performed different actions, creating different mental habits. One child is naturally positive because in a previous life he or she repeatedly performed positive actions of body, speech, and mind, and thus created strong positive pathways in his mind; and the other child is naturally negative because through his repeated negative actions in a previous life he created negative pathways in his mind.

What Are The Effects Of Our Previous Actions?

Adults too clearly have varying mental tendencies. Some people for no apparent reason hate religion as if it were poison, whereas others are naturally attracted to spiritual teachings. What causes these different ways of thinking? The simplest explanation is that the person who instinctively dislikes religion in this life disliked religion in previous lives, whereas the person who naturally likes religion has the virtuous imprints of valuing religion in a previous life.

Some people are able to learn a particular foreign language very easily, even though they are no more intelligent than someone else who has far greater difficulty in learning that language. The reason for this may well be that the first person used to speak that language in a previous life.

Amongst those who enter the spiritual path, some gain spiritual realizations very easily, whereas others, no less sincere or skillful, need to apply great effort for many years before their mind changes and they develop realizations. This clearly indicates that spiritual realizations are the fruit not only of our effort in this life, but also of the effort we made and tendencies we created in previous lives.

Since we cannot see the past directly, to understand it we need to infer past actions and events from present effects. Geologists infer past geographical events from the present structure of land, and archaeologists build up a picture of previous cultures through making inferences from their remains. In a similar way, by observing present mental tendencies and predispositions we can infer their causes in previous lives.

Is there Life after DEATH?

The question, “Is there life after death?”, is too important to ignore. We cannot afford just to “wait and see what happens” any more than we can afford to just wait and see whether we have enough money to live on in our old age. Our view of what happens after death strongly influences the way we live our life now. If we believe we simply stop existing, or if we just ignore the question, it is likely that we will fail to make adequate preparations for our life beyond death. Even if we feel we cannot be sure what happens after death we still need to consider the matter seriously and make preparations, just as people prepare for their retirement even though they realize they cannot be sure to live to retirement age.

My views on Reincarnation


One way to gain an understanding of past and future lives is to examine the process of sleeping, dreaming, and waking, because this closely resembles the process of death, intermediate state, and rebirth. When we fall asleep, our gross inner winds gather and dissolve inwards, and our mind becomes progressively more and more subtle until it transforms into the very subtle mind of the clear light of sleep. While the clear light of sleep is manifest, we experience deep sleep, and to others we resemble a dead person. When the clear light of sleep ends, our mind becomes gradually more and more gross and we pass through the various levels of the dream state. Finally, our normal powers of memory and mental control are restored and we wake up. When this happens, our dream world disappears and we perceive the world of the waking state.

Thursday, July 1, 2010

How To self Realize


How to self realize?...All u must know that to do anything great,to rectify yourself or for a tumultuous achievement U must realize urself first..i.e U must know about urself..Who r u?..whats ur dreams?..whats ur fault?..whats ur passion?...whom do u want in ur life etc etc....
but its a matter of sorrow about 80% of us cant realize ourselves,our desires,passions...so we got mis-directed and do blunder mistakes in our lifes...
my best friend shared me a great idea of self-realization..he is a man who love to nurture human psychology...I'm going to share his opinions...
I got depressed frustrated last week....
At night I was alone...what I did was seldom drinking but solitary...I went for market and bought a nip of RS(middle man's popular whiskey)..And when i came back to room started some musics..those r music of my heart...my best friend recommended me to listen tashan's(a bangladesi singer) song as it really touch heart...I drunk for 1.5 hours with listening to my heart touching songs and giving little bit attention to the lyrics of Rupam Islam's songs..no doubt his lyrics are awesome.after 1 hour when i am feeling that I'm out of this world and I started self realization...Its surprising that every answer of my unasked questions,my dreams,my passions every thing were quite vivid to me....That was great night I remember when I completely judged myself

CAT...is it a really tough exam?


What is d most toughest exam in india?..people says its CAT....
But is it really?
What CAT really want to check?...
Actually IIMs are seeking most befitting students to be future leading manger...
generally CAT is a test of aptitude,logical sense,as well as good verbal ability.
Mathematical proficiency is also checked...
I think 4 CAT preparation u dont need a severe study ....If u are inborn talented with great aptitude know body can skirt u 4m belling d CAT.
I think the most toughest exam of India is IAS...to clear it u need severe study as well as versatile knowledge in every field.And u know it well d most prestigious job in India is civil service