Expectations from everything have gone high, be it any relation or life. And in that, marriage is no exception. So one has to be alert before saying "YES" for marriage or marriage may end suddenly without any chance of compromise. Though issues I am going to put forward may sound small and petty, they actually are of great importance.
Pune or Bangalore? Even Chhatrapati Shivajirao Bhonsale was confused.
Shivaji was a strong headed person and did not bow down his head to Sultan. To save him from the punishment, his father Shahaji sent him back from Bangalore to Pune where he became the king.
- Shivaji Maharaj was born in 1630 at the Shivneri Fort near Pune and stayed there for 10 years with his mother Jijabai. (From Shivneri Fort, his name Shivaji was derived.)
- His father Shahaji used to work in Bangalore with Sultan Adilshah of Bijapur.
Shivaji was a strong headed person and did not bow down his head to Sultan. To save him from the punishment, his father Shahaji sent him back from Bangalore to Pune where he became the king.
Beware!
These characters are ideal for anybody. But at the same time, they may make you idle (not ideal, but idle) and stop your progress.
- Content
- Simplicity
- Non-violence and
- Let-go ('tyaagi') attitude
These characters are ideal for anybody. But at the same time, they may make you idle (not ideal, but idle) and stop your progress.
Typically marriages are decided by one of these two methods in our society:
- Arranged Marriage: Socially accepted and practised method where ‘offer’ for marriage is given by appropriate party and then, marriage is finalized on the basis of match-making.
- Love Marriage: Recently established way of selecting marriage partner after some contact, friendship and/or attraction because of looks. Here prospective partners for marriage decide themselves marry with or without consent from parents and families.
Every relationship needs:
- Compromise
- Nurturing and
- Trust, besides
- Love
I would like my blog readers to comment the way they understand the following:
Good nature
is worth,
more than knowledge,
more than money and more than any honour
to those who have it.
- H W Beechar
Good nature
is worth,
more than knowledge,
more than money and more than any honour
to those who have it.
- H W Beechar
Break verb.
- Interrupt
- To stop doing something for a while
- Destroy
- End of relation
- Connection by links or rings
- Series of connected things e.g. hotels, shops
- Continuous connection due to attachments
- Way in which one person is connected/associated with another
- Contacts or link between people, groups or countries
- Attachment between two because of birth, marriage or contact
Balancing two sides of relations:
- A son/daughter: Parents and offsprings
- A married woman: Parents and parents-in-laws
- A married son: Wife and parents
One year back, I was writing about myself in an article Death at 60. I wrote there I was ready to die at any time, but given a choice, I would like to wait until my father was alive. My purpose for this demand of concession was my desire to support my father morally and physically in his old age. Well, he did not agree to this and went away forever on his own. So, I can loudly pronounce now “I am ready to die!”
However, I have yet to learn how to react to someone when I disagree with them and/or my ideas differ in total from the concerned person. At present, in such situations, I keep myself away and withdraw. It can be labeled as escapism. But coming to a consensus or agreement is not always easy. Due to the generation gap or the conservative approach of parents, the difference of opinion is bound to be there. Here, both parties should take care of maintaining the dignity of the other. The ideal option is to ignore the nature of the parents and forgive them immediately.
However, I have yet to learn how to react to someone when I disagree with them and/or my ideas differ in total from the concerned person. At present, in such situations, I keep myself away and withdraw. It can be labeled as escapism. But coming to a consensus or agreement is not always easy. Due to the generation gap or the conservative approach of parents, the difference of opinion is bound to be there. Here, both parties should take care of maintaining the dignity of the other. The ideal option is to ignore the nature of the parents and forgive them immediately.
Caution! Beware of television serials (soap operas), news channels and panel discussions on different issues. They will disturb your psyche, sleep and thought process. They will make you think and worry with stress all the while.
A vow is actually a transaction between God and a deity. Here a promise is made by an individual to God at some critical moment.
(Gujarati equivalent words are Baadha - બાધા, Akhadi, Agad, Vrat - વ્રત)
To tell, in other words, it is an oath where divine being is the recipient of the promise. Actually, God is usually understood to be granting some special favour to His devotee in return of some promise made or service offered. The troubled individual persuades God to give what he desires and help him out in time of need and crises. A vow is also a promise to offer something at once to God on getting the expected result.
OSHO's 3-step Medication Technique
1. Breathing: 10 minutes
Sit in a comfortable relaxed position with back straight at 90 degrees with the base and keep your eyes closed without pressure on lids.
Take deep breathing in and do deep breathing out for 10 minutes. Pay attention to breathing only.
2. Total acceptance and non-resistance: 10 minutes
While continuing to pay attention to breathing, you hear sounds of birds, children, vehicles and such things around. Just do not get disturbed because of noise, instead, accept them as being natural and accept them without resistance. You will feel a great depth of meditation.
3. Egolessness: 10 minutes
Being aware of sounds as accepted and paying attention to breathing, think I am nobody, think I am not anywhere and be egoless. Continue thinking that you are a droplet becoming ocean by falling into the ocean. You will feel united with GOD and feel one with GOD… a desire of many to be so.
Do this for half an hour before going to bed and get asleep. Repeat the same in the bed lying on the bed while getting up in the morning.
You will get relaxed and happy. I did this myself and found having relaxing and pleasing effects.
When you are upset or angry during day-time, do these three steps of one minute each. It is a pleasing and de-stressing experience worth trying.
1. Breathing: 10 minutes
Sit in a comfortable relaxed position with back straight at 90 degrees with the base and keep your eyes closed without pressure on lids.
Take deep breathing in and do deep breathing out for 10 minutes. Pay attention to breathing only.
2. Total acceptance and non-resistance: 10 minutes
While continuing to pay attention to breathing, you hear sounds of birds, children, vehicles and such things around. Just do not get disturbed because of noise, instead, accept them as being natural and accept them without resistance. You will feel a great depth of meditation.
3. Egolessness: 10 minutes
Being aware of sounds as accepted and paying attention to breathing, think I am nobody, think I am not anywhere and be egoless. Continue thinking that you are a droplet becoming ocean by falling into the ocean. You will feel united with GOD and feel one with GOD… a desire of many to be so.
Do this for half an hour before going to bed and get asleep. Repeat the same in the bed lying on the bed while getting up in the morning.
You will get relaxed and happy. I did this myself and found having relaxing and pleasing effects.
When you are upset or angry during day-time, do these three steps of one minute each. It is a pleasing and de-stressing experience worth trying.
Inspired by the title of the blog “I Am” of my niece Khushbu Desai, I thought I should write my views on I AM and the result follows.
I am a son.
I am a brother.
I am a husband.
I am a father.
I am an uncle.
I am father-in-law.
I am relative.
I am a friend.
I am a son.
I am a brother.
I am a husband.
I am a father.
I am an uncle.
I am father-in-law.
I am relative.
I am a friend.
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