#vahini

કોરોના ની મહામારીમાં જેની ખાસ જરૂર છે એવી ઇમરજન્સી વાહન ધૂળમાં

હરેશ પવાર સિહોરમાં નબળું રાજકારણનો ભોગ પ્રજાજનો આજ દિવસ સુધી બનતી આવી છે. જેમાં વધુ એક શબવાહીની મૃત પ્રાય હાલતમાં જોવા મળી છે. જેમાં સિહોર એ પી એમ સી સિહોર વર્ષ ૨૦૧૬/૧૭ ના રોજ ભાવનગર ૧૫ના લોકસભા ના સાંસદ ડૉ.ભારતીબેન શિયાળની ગ્રાન્ટ માં થી શબવાહિની ફાળવવા માં આવી હતી પરંતુ સિહોર માર્કેટ યાર્ડ ના તત્કાલીન પ્રમુખ અને ભાવનગર ના ધારાસભ્ય જીતુભાઈ વાઘાણી દ્વારા જહેમત થી આ શબવાહિની ફાળવવા માં આવી હતી પરંતુ છેલ્લા કેટલાક સમયથી સિહોર એ,પી,એમ,સી,માં રાજકીય પક્ષો ના રાજકરણ ને લઈ હાલ ની પરિસ્થિતિ માં આ શબવાહિની કોઈ ધણી ધનીયાત વગર નું જે સિહોર સરકારી હોસ્પિટલમાં આ ઇમરજન્સી વાહન ધૂળ ખાઈ રહ્યું છે.

Q. What are the traits of character that we have to avoid, that is to say, which are the obstacles in the path of one who seeks Liberation from the cycle of Birth and Death?

A. The six, the Ari-shadvarga:

1. Kama (Desire):

Desire for riches, property, honor, status, fame, children; why list the lot? Attachment to all things of this sensory world, this false, temporary, impure world.

2. Krodha (Anger):

Yearning to harm others and cause ruin to them.

3. Lobha (Greed):

Determination that no one else should partake of even a small fraction of what one has earned or what one has; also, that even in times of distress, one's possessions should not be diminished by use.

4. Moha (Attachment):

The delusion that some people are nearer to one than others and the desire to please them more than others, leading to exertions for earning and accumulating for their sake.

5. Mada (Pride):

Mada means the swagger that develops when one feels that he or she has either scholarship or strength or riches or fame, more than others. Even when one has NOT got these, Mada makes people move about without reverence for elders and consideration for others' feelings and craving only for one's own comfort and security. Mada is extreme egoism.

6. Maathsarya (Jealousy):

When others are as happy as yourself, Maathsarya makes one miserable; one cannot tolerate it.

Q. How many varieties of Karma are there? A. Three! Bad, good and mixed; some add a fourth, the Karma of the Jnani which is neither good nor bad.

Q. What is bad Karma? A. It is called Dushkarma. All acts done while under the influence of the six enemies, Kama, Krodha, Lobha, Moha, Mada and Maatsarya; all acts that reveal the beast in man, that do not indicate that he is possessed of Viveka, Vichakshana and Vairagya; that are devoid of Daya, Dharma, Sathya, Santhi and Prema - these are Dushkarmas.

Q. And the Sath-Karmas? A. All acts done with Sathya, Dharma, Santhi, and Prema; these are the Sathkarmas.

Q. What are the Misra-karmas, the mixed ones? A. They are an interesting lot. Though the acts are good, though apparently they are prompted by fear of God and of sin, still, they reveal impulses that are quite the opposite. People start rest-houses and water-distributing centers, for example, but they do not pay the servants regularly and well. Their aim is just to win some fame. They give to the poor as alms only useless clothes and worn coins. Whatever they do, their purpose is to get publicity.

Simply being married and living with the spouse and children does not constitute 'Grihastha Asrama' as most people think. 

Without giving up their worldly duties, one has to treat all with equal consideration - family members as well as ALL others.

- A married person must be aware of the rights of the elders and the obligations of juniors;

- Has to be full of sympathy and willingness to help;

- Should treat with loving kindness all those who are dependent on them;

- Must grow wiser with each new experience of the world;

- Should become acquainted with the Sastras and be alert to do Dharma and avoid Adharma;

- Must foster and protect their spouse and children with a sense of responsibility;

- Conscious of the four goals of Dharma, Artha, Kama and Moksha, with no pride in material possessions though he/she might have them in large measure;

- Utilize a portion of the day in the service of others; with no designs against any other household;

- Be deserving of trust from their spouse. Both partners should each understand the other and have full faith in the other. 

- IMPORTANT: A married person has to trample down the Eight Egoisms - the conceit that develops from

1. Family

2. Wealth

3. Character

4. Personal beauty

5. Youth

6. Scholarship

7. Native place and