Helping Others: Gnani Purush Dadashri
Nonfiction, Social & Cultural Studies, Social Science, Volunteer Work, Religion & Spirituality, Inspiration & Meditation, Spirituality
| Author: | Shuddha Anami | ISBN: | 9781310770524 |
| Publisher: | Shuddha Anami | Publication: | October 20, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Shuddha Anami |
| ISBN: | 9781310770524 |
| Publisher: | Shuddha Anami |
| Publication: | October 20, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
If a person were to use his mind, speech, and body for the benefit of others, he would never be short of material comforts and worldly happiness. And if one realizes the Self, then he will attain eternal bliss. The goal of human life is to use the mind, body, and speech for the good of others. Religion begins with an obliging nature. Happiness begins from the moment you do something for others. In this compilation, Dadashri has given many, comprehensive explanations of unfailing methods for one to fulfill life’s goal through serving and obliging others. If one was to incorporate these in his life, then it can be said that he has fulfilled the purpose of human life.
Life is meant for practicing benevolence and serving others. The deepest science behind this is that when one uses his mind, speech, and body for serving others, he will have everything. Do not think about your daily needs at all. If you help others in any way, you will not encounter any obstacles in your life. People do not understand the science behind this. When a person begins to serve others with only half the understanding, he may not get a result or a reward in this life, and therefore he looses faith in serving others. If one were to serve others now, the reward of such service comes within two or three lifetimes. This is the very ‘Science’. The more obliging in nature you are, the more you will benefit. Continue to be obliging and help others in any way that you can. You can help someone financially, run errands for people, give clothing to the needy, etc.
Every human being has a deep and subtle need to help his fellow human being in some way or the other. The nature of help to the others is defined, the reason why help to others succeeds or fails, is shown with beautiful clarity in this book by Gnani Purush Dadashri.
If a person were to use his mind, speech, and body for the benefit of others, he would never be short of material comforts and worldly happiness. And if one realizes the Self, then he will attain eternal bliss. The goal of human life is to use the mind, body, and speech for the good of others. Religion begins with an obliging nature. Happiness begins from the moment you do something for others. In this compilation, Dadashri has given many, comprehensive explanations of unfailing methods for one to fulfill life’s goal through serving and obliging others. If one was to incorporate these in his life, then it can be said that he has fulfilled the purpose of human life.
Life is meant for practicing benevolence and serving others. The deepest science behind this is that when one uses his mind, speech, and body for serving others, he will have everything. Do not think about your daily needs at all. If you help others in any way, you will not encounter any obstacles in your life. People do not understand the science behind this. When a person begins to serve others with only half the understanding, he may not get a result or a reward in this life, and therefore he looses faith in serving others. If one were to serve others now, the reward of such service comes within two or three lifetimes. This is the very ‘Science’. The more obliging in nature you are, the more you will benefit. Continue to be obliging and help others in any way that you can. You can help someone financially, run errands for people, give clothing to the needy, etc.
Every human being has a deep and subtle need to help his fellow human being in some way or the other. The nature of help to the others is defined, the reason why help to others succeeds or fails, is shown with beautiful clarity in this book by Gnani Purush Dadashri.
