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Mind The Source Of Your Food - Advises Bheeshmacharya

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Evolution of Practices in Sanatana Dharma

Sanatana Dharma, the eternal way, holds core values that remain unchanged. However, its practices and customs have evolved and must continue to do so to stay relevant. Some believe that Hinduism, with all its practices, is unchanging. This view misinterprets history and sacred texts. While Sanatana Dharma embodies eternal principles, it does not imply that every rule and custom is fixed. Hindu philosophy emphasizes the importance of adapting practices based on Desha (place), Kala (time), Patra (person), Yugadharma (dharma of the age), and Lokachara (local customs). This adaptability ensures that Sanatana Dharma remains relevant. Evolving practices are essential for the tradition’s growth and vitality. Rigid adherence to outdated practices risks rendering them obsolete and disconnected from the present age. Thus, while core values remain constant, the evolution of practices ensures the enduring relevance and vibrancy of Sanatana Dharma.

What happens when Brahma sleeps?

The universe exists only as long as Brahma is awake. It dissolves back into Brahman when Brahma sleeps.

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Which is the ocean that the Devas and Asuras churned together ?

You must have heard the Mahabharata story. Bhishmacharya was wounded by Arjuna and he was lying on a bed of arrows. Bhishma is called Bhishma Pitamaha. His position was that of grandfather of both Pandavas and Kauravas. They all respected him. But war is war. He had to take a side, he took Kaurava’s side. Duryodhana was the king then. Bhishma had one power, he would die only when he wants. Arjuna wounded him with arrows. Arjuna himself made a ....

You must have heard the Mahabharata story.

Bhishmacharya was wounded by Arjuna and he was lying on a bed of arrows.

Bhishma is called Bhishma Pitamaha.

His position was that of grandfather of both Pandavas and Kauravas.

They all respected him.

But war is war.

He had to take a side, he took Kaurava’s side.

Duryodhana was the king then.

Bhishma had one power, he would die only when he wants.

Arjuna wounded him with arrows.

Arjuna himself made a bed of arrows for him.

It is called Shara-shayya.

Arjuna himself produced a stream of water for Bhishmacharya by piercing earth with an arrow.

So, Bhishmacharya was lying on that bed of arrows, waiting for a good time to leave his body.

At that time, Yudhishtira asked him so many doubts about dharma.

Do you know what dharma means?

How to live correctly, how to live as a good human being.

Bhishmacharya was clearing all his doubts.

At that time, Draupadi was also standing nearby.

She started smiling, a little sarcastically.

Bhishmacharya saw this.

He asked her: why are you smiling?

What are you thinking about?

Draupadi said: no, no. nothing.

Bhishmacharya again insisted: tell me, what is it?

Draupadi said: now you are giving so much advice about what is right and what is wrong, what is good, what is bad.

When I was being harassed by Dusshasana in front of everyone in that sabha, in front of you, where was your sense of righteousness?

Why did you not object?

I was just wondering about this.

Bhishmacharya said: I know that.

I will tell you why: that time, I was dependent on Duryodhana.

I was eating food provided by Duryodhana.

Duryodhana had evil mind.

As I was eating food provided by Duryodhana; Bhishmacharya was member of Duryodhana’s court.

All his needs were met by Duryodhana who was the king at that time.

This is what Bhishmacharya means when he says that he was eating food provided by Duryodhana.

Because of that, my mind also was influenced.

I lost my viveka, my sense of righteousness was affected because I was depending on an evil person for my survival.

My food came from an evil person.

My body, my mind also became impure.

And now, after Arjuna’s arrows pierced my body, all that bad blood created from the evil food that I have taken, all that bad blood has flown out of my body.

My body has become pure again, my mind has become pure again.

Now, I am able to again clearly see what is right and what is wrong.

What is good and what is bad.

This was Bhishmacharyas reply to Draupadi.

See, what a great concept.

When you grow up and start earning for yourself, never make your livelihood doing bad things which can hurt and harm others.

Never work for people who are bad.

We know some organisations, companies, they have only selfish motives, they want only to make profit, they will exploit and cheat others.

You have to be very careful.

Never work for such companies.

Never work for such people.

If your boss is a bad person, an evil person, a wicked person, don’t work for him because after some time, you will also become like him.

This is the kind of great knowledge that our scriptures give us.

Be proud that we have such a treasure of knowledge given by our great sages.

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