• shreeradha
• December 22, 2007
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The Permanent Solution – 15 (A philosophical short book)

Out of four states satwik, rajas and tamas are propelled by maya and divine state is propelled by God and his persons – saints. Divine thinking is the best, tamas is the worst and satwik is better than rajas. This is the hierarchy of persons. After knowing the philosophy, you should not be surprised to watch that Godly thinking is placed above all charity and service actions. Godly thinking has capability to relieve a person permanently from all sorts of sufferings without any distinction of any sort, based on religion, nation, caste, creed, financial status, social status and so on. Charity deeds are not capable of relieving beneficiary or benefactor from sufferings of all sorts, for they lack divinity as understood by infinite happiness.

• shreeradha
• December 22, 2007
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The Permanent Solution – 14 (A philosophical short book)

The truth is, the enjoyment that any dog derives from eating its food is exactly equal to the enjoyment that a very rich person derives through eating delicacies.

Before you obtain any material object, there are pains in planning and executing that plan. After you obtain the object, there are pains in preserving and protecting the object. If you loose the object, there are pains and only pains.

It is said that the greatest of all is God, but desires stand on top of God. For given chance to them, they will never allow you to get anywhere near God.

• shreeradha
• December 22, 2007
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The Permanent Solution – 13 (A philosophical short book)

There is a man. He is a worker. His earnings are quite sufficient to run his household and to take care of his family. On day he thinks, “I must start business.” Before deciding on business, he needlessly thought that he was unhappy with his current sate of affairs and should look for more money or higher status. Well, he is successful in business and now has four Mercedes cars and a costly apartment. Still he thinks that he needs to diversify into other venture to grow. Again he thinks exactly same, as he thought before starting the business, that he is unhappy with his current sate of affairs and must look for more money or higher status. What is the conclusion?

• shreeradha
• December 22, 2007
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The Permanent Solution – 12 (A philosophical short book)

You love any person only if you are sure that he or she will bring in happiness to you. Your love for anyone is directly proportional to the amount of happiness that you think you can obtain from the said person, for that matter, even an object. You hate those persons who you think can damage your interest and your hatred for anyone is directly proportional to the amount of damage that you think the said person or object will bring to you. You are neutral to those persons who you think neither bring in happiness to you nor damage your interest. This is evident from both the earlier examples featuring husband and wife.

• shreeradha
• December 21, 2007
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The Permanent Solution – 11 (A philosophical short book)

There is something more to it. Mind will create desires till you are satisfied forever. Well, if the desire that is created is satisfied, you would want to have more of it, for mind develops attachment to those object which fetch you joy. You’ll take all sorts of pain to seek that object, to preserve that object, to protect that object. The more you receive, the more you desire and the more you become restless, because you have to make more efforts to collect more of it. You get more worried. “What if someone steals it from me?” All sorts of tensions and fears are developed. Sometimes you lose sleep at nights. Your search for potential rival is on. The suspect may be just innocent and he may not be interested in your possession at all.

• shreeradha
• December 21, 2007
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The Permanent Solution – 10 (A philosophical short book)

One more is here. There are a husband and a wife. Wife is exceptionally beautiful and has excellent figure. Husband loves his wife in and out. He is sure that his wife is loyal to him. If conditions permit, he wouldn’t want to live without her even for a moment. One day he comes to know that his wife is flirting with one of his friends. He gets disturbed. His love reduces. Another day he receives information that his wife is colluding with her lover to murder him so that both of them can avail his property and live happily together there after . He feels frustrated. In certain circumstances, he might decide to take revenge by killing her or he might divorce her. Let us assume that he decides to kill her.

• shreeradha
• December 21, 2007
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The Permanent Solution – 9 (A philosophical short book)

Let us dwell upon the mayic or worldly happiness for a while.

1. Is there any object which is liked by all without any exception and with equal degree of excitement in it? It’ll be hard to find such object because everyone of us has different taste. Some love sweets, some do not. Some enjoy wine, some find it nauseating. Some are fond of music, some find it cacophonic.

• shreeradha
• December 21, 2007
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The Permanent Solution – 8 (A philosophical short book)

Yes, your question will now be, “What about Darwin’s theory of evolution?”

• shreeradha
• December 20, 2007
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The Permanent Solution – 7 (A philosophical short book)

3, 4, 5. It is well established fact that everything can be regarded as energy in some form or other owing to the discovery of conversion of energy into mass and the other way around. Along with it, if we consider another principle from thremodynamics which states that energy can neither be created nor be destroyed, what it comes to is God, Soul and Maya, which are in existence, will remain in existence for time infinite and that they must be in existence since time infinite. The question, whether God and soul can change forms from one form to another, cannot be dealt with human intellect because of their divine character, but whatever forms they are in can never be other than divine. That what happens when soul moves from one body to another.