BRAHMIN OF INDIA

Human Body To the wise, this frame of flesh and bone Is not mere dust — it is the throne Where Soul dwells , serene, supreme, The heart and source of every dream. Three gates before the seeker shine — To Heaven, Freedom, Bliss divine; But turned astray, the path declines, To hell’s abyss where fire pines. O blessed birth! — this human frame, A chance to rise beyond all name; For gods may reign, yet bound remain, While man may break his mortal chain. ★ This body, the gross one, is fashioned from the five great elements. Mind and intellect, the five vital airs, and the five organs of knowledge —United with the five organs of action — together form the subtle body. This subtle body is verily the eternal abode of the eternal soul , The self-luminous and independent one. An enlightened being or self-aware person  does not fear death because they know  that death is not the end of life ,  but rather a new phase and a fresh  beginning in the soul's journey . 🔯 The Journey ...

  Shishurupena chanchalasvabhavena ramate  Bhagavan jagatpati.  Asmin rupe Bhagavan   Bhaktatmanah parichayam dadati ईश्वरं प्राप्तुं सुलभः उपायः जीवः स्वभावतः प्रकृतेः नियमेन  स्नेहयति स्वसंततिं।  यः जीवः सुतसंततिं ईश्वरांशत्वेन मन्यते च सेवते।  स तत्र स्नेहं भगवद्भावेन वाहयन्, सहजमेव ईश्वरं प्राप्नोति। एतत् कर्म केवलं षड्रिपून् निगृह्य एव सम्भवति॥ ★ " Don’t Chase the God — He’ll Come to You " Don’t run through forests, don’t climb the skies, Don’t chase His form with weary eyes. Just love Him true, in silent prayer, And feel His presence in the air. He seeks not gold, nor grand display, But hearts that bloom in love each day. In tears you shed, in songs you sing, In every breath — He’s everything. Don’t run after God, don’t roam the blue — Just love Him deep… He’ll come to you. ★ Signs of Attaining God . There are some common signs of attaining God, which may vary according to different religions and spiritual paths. However, some general signs are g...

Law and Punishment When threads of law are torn apart, And justice finds no dwelling heart — Then men take judgment in their hand, And wield the scales they cannot command. They who forsake the path of right Are bound in guilt before the light; Yet greater sin on those is lain Who guard the law — but guard in vain. He who, in sorrow, curses wrong, Is sinner — yet his sin not strong; But he who wields his rightful power To break the law in anger’s hour — That soul is darkest, sin’s own root, The ghost that haunts the law’s own fruit. Where power roams unbound, unled, The lamp of truth lies cold and dead. Sins & Virtue    Virtue, a light that lifts us high, A quiet grace beneath the sky. It guards our path, our dreams, our fate, And keeps us steady, strong, and straight. Sins weigh us down with stress and strain, Leaving marks, a darkened stain. But virtue heals, so pure and bright, Like summer rain in morning light. So pause and ponder, choose what’s right— The road of vir...