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The Art o Donationa Vedic perspective to
fx your bad karma
We everybody making money for our basic needs,luxury and savings for future and for our old ages,but still there are so many things are missing from
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our life. Life is an illusion by the god and actuallyeveryone’s forgotten for what reason we are here.And why we all are suffering its all due to Maya (Thesupernatural power wielded by gods and demonsto produce illusions.). I have seen lots of peoplesbelieves in newton’s third law “to every actionthere is always an equal and opposite reaction” soif you work hard then you can make your partyharder (the more you work the more you gain).
Many peoples do hard labour so many are lear-ned and laborious and few are smarter and whenthey work their power multiplied due to the artof multiplication(for example Bill Gates, Steve Jobsetc.). But all are not actual things or bliss of life.Few do lots of money and they cannot consume it,few do, do not do anything and consumes illegallyby short circuiting their Karma. Few people canhave and touch n feel the money but all went out infront of themselves, for example a bank employeecan see and touch million dollars in minutes but
cannot consume it, it’s all due to his past Karma.We all are not equal, due to our past life (whichcan be acknowledges through the art of Vedic as-trology, a great tools of God for mankind) and cycleof Karma. One of my friends said your Hindu Gods’are not technical they do lots of Maya but we dotechnology, we have science, we have everything.He suggests me to read the book “Magic of thinkingBig”. I told him that this is not necessary to beingbig. When I was graduated in engineering, I dideverything to gain knowledge and to make moneybut I nd, I’m loved when I’m completely by my-self alone. Solitude says what you’re. So being insolitude and think about what you’re and it is mysuggestion. First know yourself and spiritually andwhat is within you. Ignite your self-knowledge andunderstand the creation of god why he created usand why we should help each other, it’s all aboutthe art of donation. Find a guru if you nd hard tounderstand this world. Running to various Gurus is like consulting with various Physicians whichis harm for you. Believe your guru and your gurushould believe in you like in Kung Fu Panda lm
his guru had believe that Panda is the real ghtereven though he seems like a dumb to others . TheGod, who created this world, placed here us in tothe carousel of Maya all technical things are createdby god who is supreme in power. Like it’s hard tounderstand quantum physics and DNA mapping, toknow the creation of God is still mystery to us. Eachand every time we do Sin and also by helping otherto ward of our sins. I think it’s equally similar to
goggles algorithm not all the web pages will comesto the rst top 10 rank. We all need ‘Mukti (Libe-ration)’ from this unreal world of reincarnation. Idon’t say that you need to get rid of all your dailyroutines to ward off your daily Sins or to changeyour current religions. That is absolutely seems tobe stupid, because God are having different formsand his power are vast. You do not need to changeanything to get ‘Moksha’ or to get the nal bliss. Butyou can add little things to your life by (learning theart of Donations) donating which is called ‘Daana‘
or Charity is one of the important virtues to be culti-vated. I have a donation button in my blog but tillnow nobody is contributing to it, this is all becauseof limited knowledge of ‘Daana’. The Maya itself indulge in the art of donation, which is the art of ranking a humans loves to others and his kindness.So by this tools God can judge our devotions to thisworld and brother ship to human being. Let metell you a short story “There was a cruel king whohad always hurt others and he did lots of splittingheads and punished others and lots of citizens weredissatised with his ruler ship, they prayed alwaysbad for him. The king went to a pond every eveningand start putting some breads to all shes becausehe really loves to do like this. After his old age theking was died naturally and when he met The God,he comes to know that all of his sins were forgi-ven by the God and this is the only for gratitude of those lovely needy shes”. So a donation from youheart (no matter what is the amount would be) cansaves you from every odds its due to gratitude of others and his well wishes which will work like asupreme blessing. Please be notated donating more
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than your capacity also a Sin so you should balanceyour donation according to your eligibility. No onecan take any single things from this unnatural world.We are far away from our real kingdom which isthe kingdom of our GOD where we will be happyfor ever; and there we do not need to do anything.No prayers to God, no Donation, no Hate, no moreSin only happiness, only ultimate bliss, which areSwastika and pure. But to qualify this milestone of
getting Moksha we need to love our God and haveto live for each other rather increasing unnaturaltechnologies and competitions. To stop reincar-nation we need to do good works, love, devotionsdonations etc. We need to learn the art of gratitude,always thanks everyone’s for everything, believeme the work of gratitude will work awesome, but toqualify the gaining ‘gratitude’ you need to learn theart of donation(Daana). There are various types of donation not only monetary donations are accepted.The study of Vedas would reveal that the ancient
seers, who left behind noble path to be treated by theentire mankind of all ages, were fully aware of thescience of Axiology. They based their value systemon the social philosophy of ‘idd nan mmam’ andgave the trinity of values, described as Trivarga.While they kept the sensate values at low-key, butdid not advise their total abolition. Materialism inthe Vedas is a part of spiritualism and not vice versa.For the members of society they prescribed Trivar-ga of Dharma, Artha and Kama. These three valuesi.e. pursuit of money on the path of virtue (artha),enjoyment and pleasure (kama) and even righteousconduct and activities (dharma) should be on thepath of Rta- the cosmic laws of social, moral andphysical order. Vedas nowhere advise life negationor total renunciation of matter, enjoyment but adviselife armation by harmonizing matter and spirit.The various values emphasised are developmentof scientic outlook, avoidance of blind faith, en-couragement of sciences, arts, philosophy, industryand technology. The individuals belonging to fourdivine varna are advised not to follow too much of sensate values but prefer to follow more of ideational
and idealistic values of virtue, beauty in the Nature,harmony, love and justice. Pursuits of such valuesalong with sensate values help in attaining Moksha.While these scriptures are not against the pursuitof matter on the path of Dharma and Rta, but alsodo not advise its blind pursuit of lthy lucre and allkinds of material wealth for ego living. Owing toits tamasic effect such a kind of matter and its blindpursuit blurs the vision of both inner and outer ins-
truments of the body and hides many truths of eventhe phenomenal world. The Satan sitting inside of the human beings tends to become a leviathan andsuper demon. Vedas give equal emphasis to humansenses, which should be kept under control of theinner divine instruments and made independentof the Satan sitting inside. With the uncontrolledsenses a person becomes his/her own enemy.Typesof DonationsThe Art of Knowledge Donation (VidyaDaana):If you giving good knowledge as a donationto anyone may be your children’s or your whole
society without any cost. May be through a blogor by doing tuitions or by saying good things fromyour speech all credits will goes as a donor, andyou will blessed by the god. Also helping otherswho is educating the society is also belongs to thesame credits.
Donating books, paying school or college fee andscholarships etc. come under this.
The Art of Time Donation: If you aware of the artof donations of time then it will be a great donationfor you ever. Time is very powerful, the God is itself ‘Time’, giving time to your family, an occasions, toyour needy friends is best way to gain gratitude. If you give times to your wife denitely one day shewill say “Thanks you! You shared lots of beautifulmoments with me” you’re a best husband. To qualifygratitude of others it’s necessary to get rst fromyour near and dear ones.
The Art of Blood donation: Donating blood is gi-ving lives to others; it’s always a great donation ever.
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If you donating blood means you’re savings threelife one a time. But not all can be eligible due theirphysical things. In the US there is a doctor namedKevorkian who has build a rolling suicide labora-tory in the back of a van. People who are terminallyill and suffering greatly from the disease call him,and he puts them in his van, sticks a needle in theirarm, and tells them to press a button that will injecta powerful drug into their bloodstream that brings
on unconsciousness and death. These unfortunatepeople think that death is the end of all suffering,so if death is made as painless as possible, that’sthe best way to go. “The best death” for a karmi isto die in peaceful sleep (total ignorance, in otherwords). But there is a next life which is determinedby the thoughts of our last moments in this life. Itdoesn’t take much imagination to envision wherean unconscious person will end up in his next birth.
The Art of Love Donations: Donations of love and
respect will ward of various things in life and giveus various other understandings. To do love dona-tions the main task is to create scientic outlookin the society. This should be done by bringing outthe latent qualities of the soul i.e. virtue, goodness,beauty, love, harmony and many others, whichhelp in suppressing the negative qualities causedby three gunas, particularly rajasic and tamasic lea-ding to ckleness, jealousy, deceit, avariciousness,cowardliness, ungratefulness and others. A lovedonation is a greater tool and our God always dofor us and in returns we are not doing anythingfor him. This is his personal tool for mankind andgiving love as donation and not a loan, refrainingfrom violence towards human beings and other ani-mate life; benign mother earth and supreme motherPrakrti and seless service are also amongst thehighest Daan.
The Art of Kanya Dana (also called Kanya pooja):This is regarded as the best remedy. It is not limitedto the Kanya Dana performed in the marriage cere-mony. Donate clothes, food and money, as per your
capacity, to a girl below the age of puberty on eitherThursday or Friday. Normally people take a vow to
perform this for a certain specic number of timeslike 7 Fridays or 9 Fridays or 16 Fridays etc. This isdone with a specic Sankalpa i.e., purpose – as acure for something or to gain something.
The Art of Tamasik Dana: The lowest and tamasickinds of charity include donating money excesswith your capacity or for short circuiting your badkarma for good, silver, gold or copper, giving food
etc. Mahatma Gandhi had said that giving moneyand food as charity is shameful, for both the personwho gives and one who takes, unless you are fullysatised about his/her sickness and inability to doany physical work. Holy bible has amplied it fur-ther, while giving money or other material objectsby one hand even the second hand should not know.
The Art of Annadana (foodings to only disabledand needy peoples) : Donating food to the needyis called Anna dana.
The Art of Guru Daskina Daana: A guru showsthe path of enlightenment to seekers. GU denotesdarkness (ignorance) and ru denotes the removalof that darkness. Dakshina in the Vedic culture isthe term for the recompense paid by the sacricerfor the services of a priest, originally consisting of acow. These days its cash and food items. Dakshina ispersonied as a goddess along with Brahmanaspati,Indra and Soma in Rig Veda 1.18.5 and Rig Veda10.103.8, and Rig Veda 10.107. In modern times, therole of a teacher has just got limited to impartingknowledge of various subjects like Mathematics,Science, English, etc., to pupils. However, in ancientIndia, a teacher or a guru was a spiritually evolvedguide. Along with the knowledge of various subjects,he also taught his students how to live a disciplinedand principled life. A guru was the spiritual guidingforce in the life of his students. Gurudakshina alsorefers to the tradition of repaying one’s teacher orguru after a period of study or the completion of formal education. This tradition is one of acknowle-dgment, respect, and thanks. It is a form of recipro-
city and exchange between student and teacher. Therepayment is not exclusively monetary and may
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be a special task the teacher wants the student toaccomplish.
“Satyam vada, dharmam cara SVadhyayan ma pra-madah, Acaryaya priyam dhanam ahrtya.”
Speak the truth; Practice virtue. Let there be noneglect of your daily reading. Give unto the teacherwhat is pleasing to him.
The Art of Donations for 9 Planets: During the dasaand antar dasa (periods and subperiods) of variousplanets the following are the articles to donate forbetter results.
• Sun: Donate wheat or sugar candy on Sun-day.
• Moon: Donate cow’s milk or rice on Mon-day.
• Mars: Donate Masoor dal( red lentils) on
Tuesday.• Mercury: Donate Udad dal on Wednesday.• Jupiter: Saffron or turmeric on Thursday.• Venus: Donate clothes to a lady on Friday.• Saturn: Donate black Til (sesame seeds) on
Saturday.• Rahu: Udad dal or coconut on Saturday.• Ketu: A black cow or black mustard seeds
on Thursday.
The Ultimate Goal o Daana
The Buddha said that the practice of giving will aidus in our efforts to purify the mind. Generous giftsaccompanied by wholesome volition help to eradi-cate suffering in three ways. First, when we decideto give something of our own to someone else, wesimultaneously reduce our attachment to the object;to make a habit of giving can thus gradually weakenthe mental factor of craving, one of the main causesof unhappiness.
If we give in the hope of winning luxury in future
lives, we may attain our aim providing that weadhere to the principles of virtuous conduct. Ac-
cording to the Buddha, however, the motivation of working for liberation is far superior to that of ai-ming at mundane happiness in future births. Thisis because a gift made with the desire for pleasureis accompanied in part by the unwholesome psy-chological root craving (ta.nhaa). The merits earnedby such gifts are exhausted in transient pleasure,and such mundane happiness keeps us revolvingin the round of rebirth, which in the deepest sense
is always dukkha, subject to suffering.
You must be A “noble giver” who is one who is happybefore, during and after giving. Before giving heis happy anticipating the opportunity to exercisehis generosity. While giving he is happy that he ismaking another happy by fullling a need. Aftergiving he is satised that he has done a good deed.The suttas list generosity as one of the importantqualities that go to make a gentleman.
To contain and control the evil, need based earningand living has been advised. Follow your noble voca-tions and professions selessly by achieving perfec-tion and even our thoughts, desires and actual livingshould be based on the principle of moderation. Ihope My Blog Hub Tank will strive to give knowle-dge as a free source and to keep maintain I needsome funds to run this free services and knowledgeexchange so if anyone is contributing a cent thenit will like a ocean for me and a great gratitude forthe donor.
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