For sharing positivity, peace, love & joy!
Happy Jalaram Jayanti Wishes | Jay Jalaram Bapa Virpur
Today is Jalaram Jayanti, who was one of the great saints of Virpur, Gujarat. Hence today alongwith remembering him, let’s also inculcate the same qualities within ourselves.
Continue reading “Happy Jalaram Jayanti Wishes | Jay Jalaram Bapa Virpur”
Spiritual Significance of Diwali | Happy Diwali Wishes
Diwali is the festival of lights, with everyone lighting diyas, lamps & lanterns at their homes. Hence, let’s also ignite the light of knowledge within, which dispels the darkness of sorrow & allows us to remain happy always, by reminding us that:
Diwali is followed by the New Year, hence it’s also the occasion of newness where we’ll purchase new things. However, since the impact of physical things on the mind is very temporary, let’s also inculcate newness in our thoughts beliefs responses & habits. Since it’s this newness which leads to a permanent benefit in the lives of us & those around us, hence truly making our new year prosperous. Indeed this new year, let’s join a new relation with the Supreme, which’ll fill us with beautiful experiences, making our entire life new & wonderful!
Diwali is the time of celebration, when we lovingly visit each other’s homes, distribute & eat sweets, share gifts, burst firecrackers, visit the temple, get a holiday, etc. Hence,
We usually clean our house before worshipping Goddess Lakshmi on Diwali. Hence, let’s also clean our mind to invoke the divinity within. Indeed, let’s remove any clouds of negativity, to make the sun of virtues shine again.
The festival of Diwali follows the festivals of Navratri & Dussehra. Hence, only when we first win over the weaknesses (Ravan) within, by emerging our inner powers (Shaktis) through meditation, our life becomes a celebration (Diwali) with newness (New year) all around!
The word diya itself means to give, hence let’s keep giving to all. Further, like the diya consists of a flame & earthen vessel, we’re also souls (flame) in this physical body (earthen vessel). Hence, when we remain in this elevated awareness & experience of our original virtues, we automatically keep giving in numerous ways:
By giving we get blessings from all, which helps us easily maintain an elevated stage without efforts, hence truly making life a celebration for us & everyone around.
Although diyas are available in different colors shapes & sizes, their flame is the same. Similarly, we may be different in terms of the body (age, gender, caste, language, nationality, position, achievements, etc) but as souls we’re one (being children of the same Supreme Father, having the same original virtues of peace love & joy, sharing the same home, etc). This emerges a natural feeling of unity & closeness with all.
Many of us will create a beautiful colorful rangoli outside our homes. Similarly, let’s make our life also full of the divine colors of virtues & powers, which’ll reflect through our sparkling smiling face & elevated character, delighting all.
God reveals Diwali is symbolic of the 1st day of Satyuga, where there’s the light of 100% purity & divinity all around, where each day is a festival & each moment a celebration… Hence, let us too ignite the diya of soul-consciousness within by filling ourselves with the oil of spiritual knowledge & by connecting to the ever-shining flame God, this’ll keep emerged the experience of original virtues within us always. Further, like 1 diya illuminates several other diyas around, we’ll become instrumental in transforming the lives of numerous souls around us, hence helping create Satyuga again!
Let’s also understand the spiritual significance of Diwali, Holi, Raksha Bandhan, Mahashivratri, Ganesh Chaturthi, Janmashtami, Navratri, Dussehra, Gudi Padwa, Gita Jayanti, Ram Navami, Hanuman Jayanti… And Guru Purnima, Buddha Purnima, Mahavir Jayanti, Vallabhacharya Jayanti, Jalaram Jayanti
In this blog, you may also find:
Food for the mind! | Happy World Food Day quotes
16th October is World Food Day. And just like the food we eat creates our body, the food (information) we put in the mind creates our thoughts, thus affecting our life & destiny.
Continue reading “Food for the mind! | Happy World Food Day quotes”
Easy Tips for enhancing Emotional Health | Speech on World Health Day | Happy World Health Day Slogans
A version of this article was also published in ‘The World Renewal‘ magazine!
7th April is World Health Day, & 10th October is World Mental Health Day.. The World Health Organization (WHO) defines Health as a state of complete physical, mental & social well-being… i.e., not just physical but also mental well-being!
These days, we are very much aware of the importance of physical health, today’s let’s ensure the same attention on emotional health too… Since it’s the mind which studies, works, interacts with relations & does everything for us 24×7; & also strongly influences physical health.
Keeping the mind healthy is very easy. Like how to care for the body, we need the right diet & exercise. Similarly, to care for the mind, we just need the right diet of pure information and the exercise of meditation daily, even 15-20 minutes daily is enough!
Related : Finding Time for the Self | The solution to ‘I don’t have time’
And indeed, the mind is just like a little child. If anytime, it starts crying i.e., creates negative emotions like stress, worry, etc, just take a minute to withdraw from work, talk with it, resolve the issue using knowledge & get back to work!… This ensures the mind remains stable, content & happy throughout the day, which also reflects in all our work & interactions.
Going slightly deeper, the word healthy means heal thy i.e. heal the self. Indeed, if we remain in the awareness of our true identity i.e., that I am a pure, divine, peaceful, loveful, happy being even while doing everything outside, this raises our frequency much higher above ordinary waste thoughts, hence not only keeping us healthy inside, but also full of purity, energy, bliss & joy!
And further, remaining connected to God, the Ocean of Peace Love & Bliss, keeps us filled with these powerful qualities, benefitting not only us, but all others around, transforming the world outside!
Om Shanti!
Related: De-Addiction, the spiritual way! (World No-Tobacco Day)
Thanks for reading this article on ‘Easy Tips for enhancing Emotional Health | Speech on World Health Day | Happy World Health Day Slogans’
Let’s also understand the spiritual significance of Diwali, Holi, Raksha Bandhan, Mahashivratri, Ganesh Chaturthi, Janmashtami, Navratri, Dussehra, Gudi Padwa, Gita Jayanti, Ram Navami, Hanuman Jayanti… And Guru Purnima, Buddha Purnima, Mahavir Jayanti, Vallabhacharya Jayanti, Jalaram Jayanti
In this blog, you may also find:
Wishing a Happy International Day of Non Violence | Speech on International Day of Non Violence
2nd October is Gandhi Jayanti, celebrated as the International Day of Non Violence. We usually understand this word only in terms of non-violent actions, but there’re many subtle aspects of non-violence.
Continue reading “Wishing a Happy International Day of Non Violence | Speech on International Day of Non Violence”