PURPOSE
OF HUMAN LIFE AND ITS ENDEAVOR
1)
Most
of us, knowingly or unknowingly, spend most of our life in search of some
‘permanent-unchanging’ state of ‘happiness’ that would remain with us always
under all circumstances.
2)
And most of us do Not know the ‘identity’ of
such entity or state in our life.
3)
Yet
the search goes on and on, motivated and activated by some unknown sense of
‘separation or disconnect’ from the origin of ‘the source of that happiness’.
The wisdom of our
sages discovered with their ‘common-sense’ that the only changeless entity upon
which all this ever changing play is being projected is ‘the truth’ of our own
real self; our own truest self ‘the atma self’,
the blissful and joyful’ self; what is commonly known as our ‘God self’. They called it ‘sat chit
ananda’ i.e. truth awareness bliss. It means, “awareness of truth alone can
bring bliss or permanent happiness in our life”.
It means, we are
never disconnected from the truth, we cannot be. We only need to become ‘aware’
of our own truth to experience and enjoy permanent bliss even while living in
this body mind complex.
1. Since time immemorial, the purpose of all human
endeavor has been persuasion of happiness and joy but the tragedy of all our
effort is that more we pursue it, the more it deludes us! So, there has to be
some ‘key’, some kind of ‘catch’ into all this which we all have not been able
to find, so far!
2. “The more you give, the more you get”; is an
irrevocable law of nature that we so often forget! We can choose to live, to give and forgive ‘gracefully’ and receive His grace abundantly &
gratefully; OR, we can choose to live miserly & ungratefully and leave this world and its wealth
disgracefully & miserably.
3. But, the real ‘catch’ is that you can not give what
you do not have!! Hence, we first need to ‘be happy’ to make others happy to
make our God happy with us.
4. “It is strange but true that when we give our food
to a needy person & go hungry, we actually feel stronger, healthier &
happier!”
5. We all can experience the happiness & the
strength of joyful giving, selfless serving & fearless forgiving.

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