I Believe In !

I dont have to be Christian to believe in Jesus
I dont have to be Muslim to believe in Allah
I dont have to be Sikh to believe in Nanak
And I dont have to be Hindu to believe in Shiva

I believe in God, I may not believe in Religion !


-KGS

Where There is Worship, There is GOD !

जहां ध्यान                


वहीँ भगवान  !




-KGS

The State of Being !

If you think carefully, you would realize that the biggest reason why one is not happy today is because one wants to change the current state of being. It can be anything. The current state wherein one is not satisfied with one's position, wealth, power.e.t.c. and this is exactly the reason why one would try to bring in a change striving towards another state which one thinks is a better one. For e.g a middle class man who has wealth but wants to earn more money, an employee who wants to be promoted to a better position e.t.c. So in all these examples you would notice that one is trying to constantly change the state of one's being. Even if one reaches that aspired state, one thinks to attain another state, a state which one thinks to be a better one. The fact that one state is termed as better than the another and the fact that the human beings always consider that better state different from that of theirs, is a mere cause of dissatisfaction and unhappiness.

There is no harm in striving towards a better life but the definition of better is what one gets confused with. I have come across many people who always wanted to do something, be something or attain something, but when I speak to them I find that they were still not happy having achieved that thing and with that state of being. Most of the time they reply, "this is actually not what I wanted". Well, so the bigger question is, is it the state that you didn't want or you didn't know that this is how this state actually is?

So you see the problem is not in striving towards something, the problem is that under most of the circumstances, you didn't know if that is something you really wanted. So I say, be satisfied and happy with what you have and do full justice to everything that you have and then strive towards something that you think is a better state. But be sure what your really want.


-KGS

Atma-Sakshaatkaar !

Hey Maanav, tu maan bhi ja ab,
Hai Jeevan, teri indriyo key vash.

Par ik jeevan issey upar,
Jaha nahi Prakriti kahi par,
Hai wo basta terey bheetar.

Gar milna hai tujhko ussey.
Kar tu khud sey atma-sakshaatkaar.



-KGS

Mai Jadoogar !

Mai Jadoogar khel dikhata,
Kabhi Hasata Kabhi Rulata.

Sab jaadu key antargat, samajh na paatey jeeavan-chakra,
Asmanjas mey fasey sabhi yaha, kya Asatya hai kya hai Tathya

Par jo Gyani, jaan hi jaata, Is Jevaan ka mool tatva,
Aankhey khol, samajh mey aata, kya Maya hai kya hai Satya

Fir wo mujhsey parey nahi, param tattva mey miljata.
Is Jaadu mey fir wo aagey paatra nahi hai rahjata.

Mai Jadoogar, khel dikhata,
Pal pal ko mai suljhata !



-KGS

EK Din Aaya Mere Man Mey !

Ek Din aaya mere man mey, kya hota shamshaan ghaat mey.


Nar jalta, naari hai jalti, jal jaata hai poora tan,
Irshaya jalti, kuntha jalti,
Laalach, Ghrina, Krodh hai jalti,
Na koi fir Gun rah jaatey, jal jaata hai jeevan man !


Na Gareeb, Na ameer, Na dabang, kamzor,
Sab jaltey hai ek samaan, jeevan ki maya sey door.
Jaati rahit, adhikaar rahit, aur na aarakshan ka zor !
Sabki chita ka ek uddeshya, shanti moksha ki oar !


Ye Jeevan hai ik vardaan, tujhko bhent anmol,
Fir kyu swartha, kyu hai ghrina, kyu laalach ghanghor,
Jeevan Kaal ka ant padao, jab hai samshaan  ki oar.


Ek Din aaya mere man mey, kya hota shamshaan ghaat mey.




-KGS


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The Karma Factor !

There is hardly any state wherein you are not performing any activity. Even when you are sleeping, your body goes through a cycle of rejuvenation and you find yourself energetic. Hence, even while sleeping your mind and body is performing an act or an activity. When you think that you are in a state of inactivity, you are actually not. The fact that you are thinking of that state itself is an act. Hence most of the time, one state of activity is merely replaced with that of another.

Honestly, my understanding tells me that to attain a state of inactivity is not a default nature of anyone born on this earth. Hence what we feel is inactivity is actually a sort of activity and all of them are covered under the bigger concept of KARMA. Even when one renounces everything, one tries to detach oneself from the materialistic world in the search of SELF (Atman) and Super Consciousness (Parmatma or GOD). So this state itself is a state of an active search.
The State of Nothing or nothingness, Null or inactivity is nearly impossible to attain. This is the highest state of being which can be attained only through the highest form of meditation. In this state one doesn't identify oneself with the body and mind and rises beyond the cycle of Prakriti (Nature) thereby untouched by Karma. In this state one identifies oneself with ATMAN which is one's real identity. This is the state beyond the cycle of Cause and Effect.


A lazy person can never say that he is untouched by the cycle of cause of effect and thereby beyond the influence of Karma because he doesn't perform any act or activity. Actually he is merely not performing only a defined activity. And if the defined activity is one of his duties, let's say he is a student, he would ultimately realize the result of not studying in the form of failed mark sheet or report card. Being lazy itself is an act and is very much a Karmic activity.


I strongly believe that we are all born on this earth for some reason and cause. Human Beings are closest to understanding this because of amazingly structured and blessed mind. Mind is what takes you closer to your consciousness (Atman) and then to the Super Consciousness (or GOD) or away from it. So make your mind your best friend and it will help you understand the Karma Factor.


-KGS