Family And Community Life

For a healthy and civilized society, we need our personal and familial lives to actively influence our surrounding communities in a positive manner. At the same time, we must continually address any corruption that crops up at the community level. In order to secure positive and healthy traditions and gradually dissolve unhealthy traditions, the following is presented:
 
1. LIVING IN COMMUNITY

Encouraging this tradition means that we do not limit our emotional selves to too small a circle. We should invest our emotions and our affinities not just in the growth and happiness of our spouse and children, but to our extended families. By living together and helping each other in our extended families, we cultivate patience, tolerance, and the spirit of compromise. Combining families is an excellent way to further everyone on the path of self refinement. It is almost impossible to convert selfish interests into selfless interests if we do not start with our families. This is the first step towards enlightened society and must be re-established.

2. FAMILY MEETINGS

Every family community should gather regularly to discuss things deeper than the day to day business. Every house should have a prayer and meditation area where each family member can be encouraged to spend at least a few meditative minutes daily. No home should be without a library. Reading and engaging with literature about the art of living and the art of solving life’s inevitable problems should be an integral part of growing up. Consistent exposure to prayer, reading, and group discussion lays a foundation for a healthy and happy family, which in turn paves the way for a civilized society.

3. PRACTICING GOOD HABITS

Mutual cooperation, hard work, reuse and repair of old items, cleanliness, orderliness, regular exercise, well-established methods of resolving conflict, education, interest in learning, self-sufficiency and charity are examples of good habits that should be inculcated in the family environment. When this training is widespread, it alone can lead to a healthy society.

4. GOOD PARENTING

Grooming the next generation is an essential and profound way to serve society. The motive of having children should be to serve the country and to fulfill our national duties more than to serve satisfy anyone’s self-interest. To this end, parents should start their physical, emotional, and financial preparation early. Children will inherit the tendencies of the parents. This is why the married couple should continue to tirelessly elevate themselves and live in harmony, as they prepare to have children. A relationship full of discontent, jealousy, and a lack of mutual trust will not produce well-adjusted children. During pregnancy, the emotional state of the mother is transferred to the child. In this sense, the child’s education starts well before conception, since the predominant parental personalities that have a significant influence on the child to come are in development throughout their lives. Therefore, the real preparation for grooming a civilized generation of moral citizens should begin immediately after marriage. Couples should practice celibacy when possible and they should continually strive to infuse their lives with high ideals.

5. REWARDING AND CELEBRATING GOOD WORK
 

We must reward the honest, brave, and knowledgeable members of society through the publication of newspaper articles, short biographies and character sketches. It speaks well of these individuals to not desire such honors, but the mechanism of public rewards should be established to inspire others to follow in their footsteps. We must also avoid rewarding people for frivolous reasons, as that would generate nothing but competition and jealousy. In short, to construct an ideal society, we must publicly give more respect to moral character than we do to material wealth.

6. SUPPORTING GENEROSITY AND NOBLE-MINDEDNESS

For humanity to hold its head high, we must support the spirit of generosity and decency. These values are at the risk of dying out for lack of support and nourishment. As concerned citizens, it is our civic duty both to actively support proper societal decorum and to actively discourage indecent and improper societal elements. If circumstances do not allow for an active opposition, we must, at least, refuse to support indecent behavior and refuse to be friendly with those engaged in it. If we do not distance ourselves in this way, we will discourage others who might also wish to oppose such behavior. If it is possible, we should actively fight impropriety; but if it is not, we must at least resist it passively.

7. FULFILLMENT OF MORAL AND CIVIC DUTIES

We must fulfill our civic duties, support healthy social traditions, behave in a manner that is both civilized and in accordance with religion and ethics, keep our promises, emulate generosity and cooperation, be content with our honest earnings and hard work, and live with honesty and simplicity.
We must not be lazy and we must not waste time. Hard work and proper utilization of time are the two keys to success. It is preferable to be honest and poor than to be rich by unethical means such as gambling, corruption or theft. Hard work and honesty is the way to lift up both the personal and the collective consciousness.

8. COLLECTIVE SUPPORT AND COOPERATION

Mutual cooperation leads to progress in every aspect of our life. Therefore, it is advisable to participate in and encourage activities that are collective in nature. When collective and communal activities decline, so too does society.
We must encourage programs that are inclusive and that originate from the collective support of the community. The financial sector should form committees to promote collectivization in business and manufacturing. Goods can be manufactured more cheaply if the production is done on a large scale. This benefits the manufacturer as well as the consumer. Collective efforts also foster community mindedness and understanding, thus cultivating a preference for the wellbeing of the community over the individual.

9. UNNECESSARY SAVINGS, INHERITANCE AND LUXURY

We must discourage exorbitant financial savings as well as the desire to live more luxuriously than the average person. These tendencies hurt us and lead to degraded social values. We must make money, but a majority of our earnings should go toward the greater good of our community. With so much suffering resulting from income inequality, it is inhuman to hoard money for oneself. It is beneath our human birth.
We should use our resources to ensure a proper education for our children but it is not right to encourage our children to live off of the interest of our hoardings. Such practices, in fact, do them a grave disservice. The narrow-minded practice of inheritance must be ended. It is not in congruence with a prosperous society. In its place, we must reinstate the pride and satisfaction that comes from charitable giving. Generosity elevates the level of society as a whole.

10. DIGNITY OF LABOR

Those who do mental labor receive riches and respect, whereas those who clean toilets, wash clothes, tailor, and perform other manual labors are viewed as lesser members of society. For this reason, we instinctively refrain from doing our own manual work. A decline in the dignity of labor cultivates a disdain for labor. This propagates laziness. Labor is essential to give shape to any idea. We must encourage the respect for laborers and each of us must hone the physical laborer within. Societal progress depends on the dignity of labor.

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The Role Of Religion

The Upanishads say that knowledge is the nectar of the Divine. The primary goal and purpose of knowledge is to provide continual inspiration so we may live correctly with the right perspective and with unwavering faith. Blessed are the lives of those who have attained knowledge. The final goal of formal education is also the attainment of knowledge. Learning, scholarship, and initiation are nothing but different ways of referring to righteous knowledge. There is nothing left to attain after the attainment of righteous knowledge. How should we imbibe righteous knowledge? How should we deepen and further extend it? The following section attempts to address these questions.

1. FAITH IN A HIGHER POWER

A deep conviction in a Higher Being deters us from straying onto the wrong path. It also propels the journey of our inner self in the right direction. For those who believe God to be all powerful and absolutely just, there is no cover beneath which to hide their wrong actions. It may be possible to sidestep the punishments of the state justice system, but there is no escaping divine justice. Those who believe this tenet to be true will be shielded from the wrong path and they will continually strive to receive divine grace by way of righteous actions. Theism is a surefire way to happiness and peace, both in our personal and social lives. Everyone must try to deeply establish a theistic faith in their heart and mind. No matter how busy our lives may be, we must spend at least fifteen minutes meditating on the all powerful and just God, and earnestly pray that we may be inspired to think and act righteously. We must do this twice daily, once upon waking up and once before going to sleep. Every single person must do at least this daily prayer. 

2. SELF-EDUCATION

We must read and reflect on spiritual insights every day. Spiritual literature provides the indispensable motivation to continually recreate and mould our lives. Reading is an essential aspect of practice and it deserves a permanent time slot in our daily routine. The presence of good thoughts suppresses the bad. Finding good company may be difficult, however, reading, offers a way to be in the company of great spiritual thinkers, even after they have passed away. No one should deprive themselves of this important benefit. Those who can not read should arrange for others to read to them.

3. LIVING WITH RITUALS

The Hindu religion prescribes many rituals to be performed at various stages of life and at various times of the year. The purpose is to instill spiritual values. The energy and enthusiasm pervading these family celebrations provides a fertile environment for us to learn and adopt the tenets of a righteous life. An announcement of the resolution to follow the tenets, in the witness of the Divine Powers, is an integral step in all Hindu rituals. Inspirations abound in the steps of rituals such as conception, pregnancy, naming, the child’s first solids, the start of formal education, initiation to a spiritual path, marriage, and the preparation for renunciation of worldly attachments. When performed with devotion, these rituals have a profound effect on everyone in attendance.

4. THE MEANINGS OF OUR HOLY DAYS

Holy days help to establish the broader values of society in the same way that rituals help to establish personal and familial values. Every holy day has its own ideals and its own message. Proper celebration of Holy days serves to remind us of our social duties and ideals and it also energizes and encourages us to fulfill these ideals. Holidays should be celebrated with the larger community. Their execution and planning should enthuse and attract general participation. The community should gather. The wise and elderly should explain the underlying messages of the familial and social values. And whenever possible, there should be some real application and enactment of the message.

5. BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS

Everyone should celebrate their birthday with friends and family, bestowing good wishes on them. The celebration should be small and simple, with time afforded to reflecting on one’s current life and resolving to infuse the remaining years with more righteousness. Others should wish the same for us. We should make every birthday an occasion to deepen the practice of living with integrity.

6. RESOLUTIONS

A movement of resolutions must be re-kindled, so that we all may learn to be resolute beings. The most important teaching of this practice is for us to realize the importance of setting boundaries and schedules that are necessary both for everyday life and for spiritual progress. Of course, we must resolve to follow our schedules and disciplines with deep conviction. These resolutions should span every aspect of our lives ranging from those that effect what we eat, how we express physical intimacy, how we earn and spend our money, how much we give to charity, as well as resolutions that concern our daily activities such as exercise, waking time, sleeping time, and daily meditation. A crucial aspect of resolutions is to uproot unhealthy habits and make way for stronger and more powerful expression of our spiritual selves. Each of us must learn the art of spiritual living in which we are able to exercise self-control.

7. LET THE TEMPLES BE CENTERS OF INSPIRATION

Temples should be the centers for communicating ethical and social values. The space dedicated to places of worship should be used to conduct programs such as night schools, literacy programs, devotional singing, spiritual discourses, communal celebrations of festivals and rituals, dispensation of medicine, yoga, and communal fasting. Those who consider themselves the followers of a temple or church should donate their time and volunteer to organize and run its social programs. Serving the community is no less important of an offering than one’s daily prayers. Those in charge should solicit participation and donations toward temple programs that serve the community and not just the statue of the deity.

8. REVIVAL OF THE TRADITION OF SOCIAL SERVICE

We must make efforts to revive the tradition whereby those who are done fulfilling their familial responsibilities, who are in retirement, or who have enough for their financial security, dedicate themselves to serving the wider community. From the perspective of creating a New Era, it is essential that we revive this noble tradition.

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Education

Education is a medium for the light of knowledge to descend into our deeper selves. Material progress too necessitates good education. 

1. INITIATION ALONGSIDE EDUCATION

For the purpose of educating adults, the curriculum and selected literature should initiate students to a path to knowledge. In addition to their specific course content, these books should cover life lessons and include discussion on moral values and the ideology of the Thought Revolution. Lectures should include discussions on the philosophy behind the literature. Lessons in civil sciences, sociology, health, religion, and world affairs should include discussions on the challenges and possible solutions for the social, political, and religious problems that people are actually facing.

2. ESTABLISHMENT OF NEW SCHOOLS

Wherever needed, new schools should be established. The policy of starting this effort with local support and later handing the school over to a larger governing body is recommended. The required land should be acquired through the donations and sustained efforts and energy of the concerned members of the local community. A similar spirit should encompass the arrangement of the teachers’ salaries. The nature of this effort should be such that it encourages wealthier members of the community to come forward with larger contributions.

3. NIGHT SCHOOLS

Night and evening schools should provide an opportunity for those with basic education to further their skills and knowledge. Usually, for those with little education, the doors to adult learning are closed by the need to earn a living. Night schools can reopen these doors if people can set aside two evening hours to further their education. Deepening the education of those with little education is just as important as it is to provide basic literacy to the illiterate. Some organizations already have the capability to hold examinations for those engaged in long distance learning. Already existing systems should be used, and new examination centers should be established, if the need arises. These schools need not be free. A fee may be charged to help with the expenses of the effort.

4. THE EDUCATED MUST GIVE BACK

Giving back in the form of educating at least five people should be the resolution of each educated member of the community. Just as the rich give material resources back to the community, those with education should contribute to the knowledge base of their communities. This service is essential, akin to our duty to pay taxes and to repay any money that we may have borrowed earlier. If it is impossible to donate time, we should encourage financial donations to be used for hiring paid instructors.

5. READING ROOMS AND LIBRARIES
Reading rooms and libraries are essential. They should be stocked with inspirational literature that guides our lives in the right direction. We should not be swayed by the current overabundance and popularity of literature that tends to be racy and violent. Bad literature poisons libraries just as bad food poisons health. For healthy and beneficial libraries, close attention should be paid to the literature. The expenses should be raised via donation. The possibility of donated literature should also be considered.

6. INCULCATING THE LOVE OF LEARNING

To establish a deep interest in learning is essential for the creation of the New Era. Usually, we bid goodbye to our school books when we graduate and devote ourselves to our professions. We treat these books as a tool to get a job, rendered useless once we have the required a degree. We must change this belief. We must spread the belief that knowledge is as essential to our mental well being as food is to our physical.

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Collective Efforts For Promoting Good Health

 We all should come together to start a program to organize revolutionary activities in the field of health. Collective efforts generate enthusiasm, self-satisfaction and the motivation to work for the social welfare. Some suggestions regarding public health are given below.

1. PROMOTING FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

Growing fruits and vegetables and planting trees and flowers can be very beneficial. Flowers should be planted around houses, variety of beans and gourd creepers should be grown on rooftops, holy basil saplings should be sown in the front yard and flowers and other plants should be planted wherever space is available. Houses usually have free space where vegetables and flowers can be grown. If the gardening activities are handled by family members, they will become hard working and improve their health. Regional campaigns should be undertaken to encourage the growth of fruits and vegetables. Planting big trees should be considered a holy act. Tree-planting campaigns should be enacted for the planting of trees in all public spaces. Community gardens should also be developed. Arrangements should be made so that all the necessary items such as seeds, pots and saplings are easily available. Developing medicinal herb gardens is also essential for good health.

2. IMPROVEMENTS IN COOKING METHODS

Utensils used to cook food with steam and manual millstones should be made available and affordable. And people should be educated about the health benefits of using these utensils.

3. ENCOURAGING THE PREPARATION OF PURE FOODS

Foods that are healthy and tasty should be promoted in place of fried foods, sweets and other unhealthy preparations. Preparations like gourd pudding, carrot halva (a dessert made with milk and grated carrots), salads, shrikhand (a dessert made with honey and strained yogurt), sweet porridge, variety of dishes made with sprouts can be created that will be useful for special meals and be tasty without being harmful to the health. People wanting to get rid of the addiction to coffee and tea can be taught to make tinctures with medicinal herbs or roasted semolina.

4. RENUNCIATION OF INTOXICANTS

Publicity campaigns should offer education to help people overcome addiction. Village assemblies, religious gatherings and other auspicious occasions should be used to encourage people to vow to become free of their vices.

5. YOGA EXERCISE AND ITS TRAINING

Classes should be conducted to teach techniques of yoga asanas, pranayamas, sports, massage, stretching and other exercises. Wherever possible, collective exercise sessions should be organized daily. We should gain this type of knowledge ourselves and make it available to others. Good-natured organized competitions with awards for sports like wrestling, track, swimming, tug-a-war, long jump, high jump and others, should be created to increase public enthusiasm. There should be arrangement to teach first aid everywhere and people should be encouraged to become certified by the Red Cross Society. It is also important to propagate the philosophy and knowledge of scouting.

6. WEEKLY FAST

Our stomachs should get a weekly holiday. If the stomach can be given a one-day rest after working for six, then our digestive system will remain problem free. On the day of rest, our digestive system will be cleaned and ready to perform well for the following week. If it is not feasible to fast for a whole day, then at least one meal should be skipped. People who are weak can take milk, fruits, and vegetables but at least should not eat cereals once a day or one day a week. Fasting is not only beneficial for health, but it provides spiritual benefits as well.

7. BANQUETS AND LEFTOVER FOOD

Food must not be wasted. At gatherings, invitees should be kept to the minimum and the quantity of food should also be reduced as much as possible so that it will not be wasted. Wastage of food is an apparent wrong and, from a religious perspective, disrespecting food is a sin.

8. LIMITING THE NUMBER OF CHILDREN

Looking at the increasing population of the country, economic difficulties, lack of resources, and the degraded health of common man, it is appropriate that each couple should have fewest children possible. It should be well understood by couples that reducing the responsibilities and tensions of child rearing will reduce both health problems and stress.

9. INFORMATION ABOUT NATURAL MEDICINES

Fighting disease through natural medicines and remedies using the five elements (known as the Panch Karmas in Hindi) should be made popular.  Through these treatments, the body is completely cleansed using fasting, enema, water therapy, sun therapy, soil therapy, steam therapy, and others. Through these therapies, not only the symptoms but the root causes of disease are addressed. The public should be educated with this knowledge to such an extent that if required, they can not only treat themselves but their family members as well.

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Food And Personal Health

If the thought revolution, a requirement for the transformation of the era, could be applied to our body, a positive transformation could be seen immediately in our current state of health. The reason for all illness is irregular lifestyle and lack of self-restraint. The suffering caused by disease and weakness is a punishment for failing to follow the commands of nature. Similar to governmental laws, nature too has its laws. Just as those who break the state laws have to endure a jail term, those who do not follow the laws of nature have to suffer from diseases and remain weak and feeble all their lives. Sometimes those who live in an austere manner have to suffer from physical discomfort due to the karmas of past lives, natural disasters, epidemics, accidents and other special situations, but the main reasons behind 90% of our physical ailments are our bad habits and irregular lifestyles.

1. TWO MEALS A DAY

Meals should be taken only twice, in the mid-morning and in the evening. It is sufficient to take milk or any other light liquids in the morning. One should break the habit of eating frequently.

2. FOOD SHOULD BE CHEWED PROPERLY

Food should be chewed so well that it can be swallowed easily.

3. FOOD SHOULD NOT BE EATEN IN EXCESS

Only half of the stomach should be filled with food. One fourth should be filled with water and one fourth should remain empty for easy breathing. In short, one should stop eating when one is half full.

4. HABIT OF EATING FOR TASTE SHOULD BE ELIMINATED

Eating pickles, jam, vinegar, spicy food and overly sour and sweet foods results in upsetting the stomach and creating impurities in the blood. Only a small amount of salt and, if required, a small amount of coriander or cumin should be added for flavour, but other spices should not be used. The amount of salt and sugar required by the body is naturally present in cereals and vegetables. Whatever we add is only for enhancing taste. We should stop eating for taste. For practice, salt and sugar should be completely left out of food for a period of time. Once we get used to this, a little bit of salt, lemon juice, Amla (Indian gooseberry), ginger, green coriander, mint leaves, etc. can be added for flavor. Dry spice powders should be considered an enemy of health. Sweets should be eaten as little as possible. Honey can be used if required.

5. INCREASE THE USE OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

Vegetarianism should practiced. Half or one third of the meal can be made up of cereals, but the rest should be vegetables, fruits, milk, buttermilk, etc. Seasonal fruits are inexpensive and also good for health. If eaten after sprouting, wheat, gram and other grains and beans can be very nutritious. If they are difficult to digest raw, they can be boiled. Skins of cereals, vegetables and fruits contain essential vitamins and nutrients. Therefore except for fruits like mango, banana and papaya which require peeling, fruits should be consumed in their skins.

6. STAY AWAY FROM HARMFUL SUBSTANCES

One should stay away from foods like meat, fish, eggs, fried foods and sweets. Habit-forming beverages like tea, coffee and alcohol should be considered the enemies of good health. Habits like chewing, drinking and inhaling tobacco, chewing betel leaves, etc. are harmful both physically and financially. People should also always avoid eating stale and unhygienically prepared food.

7. STEAM COOKING AND HAND GRINDING

Lentils and vegetables should be prepared in a pressure cooker. If the food is cooked in an open utensil over a high flame, it looses 80% of its vitality. Whole wheat flour should be ground in a hand operated mill as machine ground wheat looses its vitality.

8. HYGIENE IS NECESSARY FOR GOOD HEALTH

Cleanliness should be emphasized in every area. The body should be scrubbed properly while bathing. Clothes that come in contact with the body should be washed daily. Linens should be washed frequently. Whenever possible, clothes should be dried in the sun. Houses should be kept very clean so that pests do not invade. Toilets should also be kept clean. Eatables should always be kept covered. One should never cover his or her face while sleeping. Houses should have lots of windows so that they can be well ventilated and get lots of natural light. All utensils and their storage places should be kept clean. Walls and floors should be painted and washed frequently. Rinsing the mouth after every meal, brushing teeth before bedtime, and avoiding food that is either too cold or too hot is essential for healthy teeth. 

9. EARLY TO BED AND EARLY TO RISE

The habit of sleeping early and getting up early should be cultivated. This is good for health and one will succeed in any activity for which the early morning hours are used. Every aspirant should take a thorough bath after walking, exercise, and massage in the morning. Those who exercise and go for a morning walk in the open air will not fall ill. Those who cannot go for a morning walk should use a manual grinder or do some other work that causes them to break a sweat.

10. OBSERVANCE OF CELIBACY

Celibacy should be observed. Both married and unmarried people should pursue this goal. The stricter a person is in this regard, the healthier he will be. This is even more essential for intellectuals and students because the unrestrained use of the senses produces mental weakness and creates hurdles in achieving their goals

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100 Point Program

A movement initiated by Pt. Shri Ram Sharma Acharya has been named as 'Yug Nirman Yojna'. The same movement has been described in many ways by Him such as 'Vichar Kranti Abhiyan'(Thought Revolution), 'Pragya Abhiyan', 'Saptsutri Andolan' etc. 

A very common question arises in our mind that how it will be fulfilled? Is this a daydream only? If it is reality, then what are the programs through which this mega movement will be successful? 

100 Point Program is one of the best framework through which we can understand the core ideas behind this divine movement.

This is regarded as one of the core documents of the movement.

It is divided in following 10 categories:

1. Food and personal health
2. Collective efforts for promoting good health
3. Education
4. The role of religion
5. Family and community life
6. The role of people with special talents
7. The role of the arts
8. To create an atmosphere of goodwill
9. Politics and clean character
10. The spiritual foundation of the new era

  All the 100 points have been covered under above categories. Using the links above you can redirect to the corresponding category page directly where brief description available for each point.

This plan has been presented for the purpose of understanding the power of this mega movement. As all the parts of the world has different problems and their solutions will be provided accordingly but one thing is common that most of the problems can be resolved on the basis of changing the thoughts of the people.

Do you think that this 100 point program is really important? Please share your opinions?

Mission of Gurudev In His Own Words

“Eighty golden years of this life have passed by. An important chapter of vibrant and stunning results, that have been a lifeline for many, is coming to an end. An in depth analysis of the past reveals that what has been achieved is something that I can be proud of and feel delighted about. Whatever task was assigned to me and for what I had been sent, kept moving in an orderly fashion and kept getting completed with showers of love and affection. It can be considered worth feeling satisfied about. I got abundant opportunities for laying the seeds of change, nurturing them and eventually guarding the produce. It has surely been a great gift of God.

“The first chapter of directing the transformation through this life is now complete. This was the visible aspect. Whoever saw what has been accomplished has described it as a plain adoption of the principle of 'as you sow, so shall you reap'. The seeds of right thoughts that were sown in the social field during the life of this director of change, have sprouted and grown into a big garden. Through my life I have demonstrated that same principles are worth adoption by anyone and everyone. To tread this path is easy and enjoyable.

“Whatever could be performed with my body under the guidance of the Invisible Force is there for everyone to see. Cleansing of the soul through Sadhana, creation of all the literature (Yug Sahitya), forming the organization of millions, development of capable volunteers, chiseling of the social workers, laying the foundation stone of change, conducting of a thought revolution and many other such unparalleled tasks have been experienced by many. This is all a small introduction of all the activities that could be performed through this body. Whatever other activities were carried out that are not currently known to my soul kins (Parijans) will be known to them in times to come.

“Now begins the next chapter. What will happen now will be more important and valuable. Those acquainted with the matters of the soul (Adhyatma Vigyani) keep telling about the existence of the sublime beyond the physical existence. It has been described to be many times more powerful than the physical body. That is what will now be used during the next century. This chapter has begun on Vasant Parva, 1990 and will continue till 2099.


“The causal body is very powerful. Its field of influence is bigger too. The causal body is capable of effectively dealing with hurdles of the invisible world. In the 21st century, it will be required to stand up against many eventualities and put such extraordinary efforts as are not possible by the physical body or even the subtle body. But, by associating with Brahmi Chetna (super-consciousness), the causal body could put into practice all such tasks that may be considered amazing and supernatural.


“In these times of change of the era (Yug Parivartan), the facilities that will be provided to accomplish this task of change will originate in the invisible world. The visible actions will have their roots in the invisible world. Whatever has to be done shall be done by the sublime body in close association with Brahmi Chetna. Similar transformations, as have been seen in the past, will continue to be brought about but it will not be apparent as to who is driving them and how. Since the mistakes of the past two thousand years have to be remedied in one hundred years, the refinement process will also be at its peak.”

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