|| Narasimha Chaturdashi || || 24th May' 2013 ||
On this occasion, holy name meditations on all the prayers of Prahlad Maharaj from the seventh canto of the Srimad Bhagavatam, chapters nine and ten, are being posted on the site.
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An idle mind is a devil's workshop.Chanting the Hare Krishna Mahamantra is the best way to keep the mind busy on the highest 'Object' which will keep the devil (lust)away.
Eyes are the gateway to sensuality.Through them our senses are externalised.So we should be constantly watchful on what we focus our eyes and what passes through it to our mind.Focusing them on objects with higher taste can uplift our mind.
Desires are like a flame.Unless we extinguish it at the beginning ,it is much difficult to control when it grows bigger.Any thought that can provoke sexual desire should be stopped at the beginning within seconds.
Without the soul , the body is nothing but a lump of lifless flesh , bones , chemicals. Isn't it madness to crave for it ? It is our mind that act as a colored glass and makes things atractive but with the help of our 'buddhi' , we can discern reality.
An idle mind is a devil's workshop.Chanting the Hare Krishna Mahamantra is the best way to keep the mind busy on the highest 'Object' which will keep the devil (lust)away.
Eyes are the gateway to sensuality.Through them our senses are externalised.So we should be constantly watchful on what we focus our eyes and what passes through it to our mind.Focusing them on objects with higher taste can uplift our mind.
Desires are like a flame.Unless we extinguish it at the beginning ,it is much difficult to control when it grows bigger.Any thought that can provoke sexual desire should be stopped at the beginning within seconds.
Without the soul , the body is nothing but a lump of lifless flesh , bones , chemicals. Isn't it madness to crave for it ? It is our mind that act as a colored glass and makes things atractive but with the help of our 'buddhi' , we can discern reality.