POWER OF THOUGHTS I - Brahm Bunga, Dodra

— to divert our mind to sublime contemplation
and spiritual meditation; and
— to seek awakened and enlightened souls
and imbibe sublime inspiration in their
holy company.
The example of a vessel with putrid and stinky
solution will illustrate the point, and make it more
comprehensible. It may be easy to pour out the foul
solution from the vessel and replace it with better one,
but the putrid solution of mindvessel cannot be wishfully
poured out.
This Mental Solution constitutes infinite, perverted
ideas and thoughts, insidiouly collected and condensed
in our Mental Computer over many many years and
countless past lives.
Therefore, we must understand and realise how
tedious and difficult a task it is to change the pernicious
and vicious thought solution of our mind-vessel,
and to adopt and practically work a new course of
higher and nobler lives. Our efforts in this direction
have to be incessant, steadfast and tenacious, with
determination, resolution and perseverance, against
all kinds of circumstances, environment, temptations
and stubborn opposition from perverse elements,
both inside and outside.
As explained above, our lower and depraved thoughts
have engraved very deep grooves in our subconsciousness,
through so many past lives, and have
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