शुभ मुहूर्त.....सावधान

आपण सगळे शिकलेले आहात .तरी सुद्धा
                     
शुभ मुहूर्त.....सावधान
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कुंडल्या पाहून लग्नांचे मुहूर्त काढले जातात तरी अनेक स्त्रीया विधवा व पुरूष विधूर का होतात...???  
पत्रिका व कुंडली जुळवून लग्न झालेल्या जोडप्यांचे घटस्फोट का  होतात, तर काही अकाली मृत्यू होतात असे का..???? 

95% विवाह हे मुहूर्तावर नुसार वेळेवर
लागत नाहीत तरी मुहूर्ताचा आग्रह का धरावा...????
  
मुहूर्त पाहून निवडणुकीसाठी उभे राहणा-या सर्व उमेद्वारांपैकी एकच निवडून येतो आणि बाकीचे आपटतात.असे का घडते.....????

मंत्रीपद मिळाल्यानंतर  मंत्रालयाची  जबाबदारी स्वीकारण्यासाठी  व खुर्चीवर बसण्यासाठी  शुभ मुहूर्त शोधतात तरी त्यांच्या योजना अयशस्वी का होतात...????
 मंत्रीपद अल्प कालावधीत का जाते...???


मानवाला किती अपत्य होणार हे नशिबात ठरलेले असतांना सुद्धा... कुटूंब नियोजनाद्वारे अपत्य होणे कसे थांबते..??? 
जन्म ठरलेला असतो तर कायदेशीर गर्भपातामुळे जन्म कसा थांबतो.???


शुभ मुहूर्तावर  मूल जन्माला घातल्यास  वैज्ञानिक,  राष्ट्रपती,  पंतप्रधान  होईल काय..??? 

अंबानी च्या जन्म मुहूर्त ला जन्माला आलेली  व्यक्ती ....ती पण ..अंबानीन सारखी  झाली का...???

उच्च शिक्षित डॉक्टर, इंजिनियर  , उद्योजक, आपल्या कार्यालयाचे  बांधकाम करतांना,  व्यवसायास प्रारंभ करतांना मूहूर्त पाहूनच सर्व करतात.....तरी सुद्धा  कित्येकांना अपयश येते असे का...????

शुभमुहूर्त  हे थोतांड आहे सत्य नव्हे...

ज्यांचा स्वतः वर विश्वास नसतो ,तेच लोकं अशा गोष्टींवर विश्वास ठेवतात.

मुहूर्त पाहणारी पेशवाई नष्ट झाली आणि कधीही मुहूर्त न पाहणारी ब्रिटिशशाही अख्खा  भारत देश गिळून बसली.
     
बांधवांनो ..

स्वतःवर व स्वकर्तृत्वावर विश्वास ठेवा.

जर कोणता पंडित, ज्योतिषी, बुवा, बापू, कापु, झापु महाराज,साधू ,साध्वी तथा वास्तूशास्त्र विशारद शुभमुहूर्तावरच सर्व काही केल्यास तथा वास्तूशास्त्राप्रमाणेच बांधकाम केल्यास यश येईल असे सांगत असतील तर..... स्टँम्प पेपवर लिहून देण्यास सांगा.

यश न आल्यास नुकसानभरपाईचा दावा ठोकेल  असे सांगा . ते तुमच्या जवळही फिरकणार नाहित.कारण त्यांनाही माहित असते हे सर्व थोतांड आहे.

जर तुमच मन साफ असेल व  तुमच्या त प्रयत्न करण्याची क्षमता असेल....तर तुमच्या साठी कोणतीही  वेळ  हि  ' शुभ मुहूर्तच ' असते "

श्रद्धा ठेवा....पण अंधश्रध्दा नको.

  विचार नक्कीच करा..  👏👏👏👏

The Tragedy of Phillip Hughes

The cricketer died doing something he loved
by Rashi Kakkar

 From the minute you are born, uncertainty kicks in. No one can definitely point out the trajectory your life will take. The only thing that someone can point out with certainty is that one day you will cease to exist, you will die. And death can come in many forms. A disease can eat you from within, an enemy bullet can consume you from outside, nature could crush you or lady luck could momentarily desert you and leave you vulnerable.
Irrespective of the way death decides to embrace you, it is often tragic. 

But sometimes you are better prepared for that meeting. A critical disease or war prepares you to the thought that your hours on Earth are limited. When death comes in any other form, it is so sudden that it leaves everyone else around you grappling with unanswered questions.

A smiling Phillip Hughes. Getty Images

The cricket world is currently in this state of shock. On 27 November it lost a son to a freak accident. The boy, Phillip Hughes, was just 25. He died three days before his 26th birthday. He died doing something he loved. He died with a cricket bat in his hand and dreams in his eyes. This story is so tragic that it causes heartache.

The tragedy is magnified when one considers the way he died. He died playing a sport. For most of us, we play sport to get away from the troubles of our everyday lives. Sport offers us an escape in the same way the movies do, or going to a music concert. We play sports because it is not a chore.

Of course, for Hughes, sport was also his livelihood. And it is ironic that the purpose of his existence became the reason for his death.

Hindu philosophy states that every human has a purpose and once he/she fulfills that purpose the soul vacates that body and goes to the next. Maybe that is how one can rationalize a young person’s death.

Life should after all be measured more by the impact you create rather than the time you spent on Earth. By this yardstick Hughes' 25 years have already surpassed many a life. Hughes is the youngest batsman (at 20 years and 98 days) to score hundreds in both innings of a Test match.

His tragic death should be a lesson to all that life is fickle. Be kind. Spread happiness. Live each moment with passion. Because unlike a game of cricket, death does not adhere to any rules or schedules.

Why Some Places Become Sacred

‘‘The moment i entered the temple my eyes welled up and i felt calm, completely at peace for those few moments,” said my friend about her recent trip to the Golden Temple in Amritsar. I have heard many such anecdotes and a personal experience bears testimony to the attainment of this higher feeling, even if it was short-lived. 

    I wonder what makes certain spaces ‘sacred’. According to sociologist Emile Durkheim, almost anything can be sacred: a god, pebble, tree, king, the moon, a river, animal or bird. They derive sanctity only because the community has marked them as sacred. Once established as sacred, however, they become symbols of religious beliefs, sentiments and practices. Thus, status of any space or object progressing from the realm of the profane to the sacred depends on people who vest their faith in them. 

    Perhaps it works as a placebo. Once a place of worship is established as ‘powerful’ it acquires sanctity over time; it could become a popular pilgrimage destination and provide succour to the faithful. Once a community confers upon a space the attribute of sacredness, it is spontaneously treated differently. Devotees visit the place only after ritualistic cleansing and vest unflinching faith in what their community has singled out from the realm of the profane. As several devotees congregate at such a ‘sacred space’ it produces strong vibes emerging from each of these devotees and creates an aura that changes its dynamics. 

    We all inhabit strong spiritual energies that flow from us into the space we inhabit. There are certain spaces that have a ‘calming effect’ even though they may not necessarily be marked as a sacred space. This ‘calming effect’ owes its existence to the spiritual energies the people frequenting these places carry. Humans are gifted with the tendency to personalise the space they are in. The aura of a space derives its worth from the people frequenting it. 

    What makes some parts of space qualitatively different from others is the strength of the vibrations emerging from those inhabiting it. It is looked upon as a void, an empty well that is filled with the hopes, dreams and ambitions of its devotees who believe that pouring their faith into this void will miraculously lead to their fulfillment  The joint faith of myriad members of a community empowers the void 

    What makes some parts of space qualitatively different from others is the strength of the vibrations emerging from those inhabiting it. It is looked upon as a void, an empty well that is filled with the hopes, dreams and ambitions of its devotees who believe that pouring their faith into this void will miraculously lead to their fulfillment  The joint faith of myriad members of a community empowers the void with strong spiritual energies and the constant human interaction with these forces leads to miracles. Thus, the attainment of peace and calm is the spiritual transfer of energy which, according to researchers, activates the kundalini or subtle energy systems in our body that are vital for spiritual growth. 

    There is indeed no end to human potential. The human race collectively is imbued with insurmountable power. Even the spiritual is produced and controlled by human beings. A human gives birth to God, for without the faith that we vest in these forces they shall cease to exist. Miracles happen when our spiritual energies create auras that take extra-human leaps. 

    It is time we cherish our worth as spiritual beings and use the power vested in us to create a world that we deserve. We have the potential to make every space sacred with the energies that we transfer. To inhabit positive energies we need to first commit ourselves to optimism and believe in the power of our faith. For faith can indeed move mountains. 

    It is time we cherish our worth as spiritual beings and use the power vested in us to create a world that we deserve. We have the potential to make every space sacred with the energies that we transfer. To inhabit positive energies we need to first commit ourselves to optimism and believe in the power of our faith. For faith can indeed move mountains. 

Binaifer Dulani