POWER OF THOUGHTS I - Brahm Bunga, Dodra

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have their origin in psyche, i.e., habitual negative thinking, which cause substantial abnormality in different body-tissues. It, therefore, accrues that mere mode of thinking can create heaven or hell for life. It implies, therefore, that thoughts having tremendous force, can : execute desires and passions, fashion our countenance, develop our character, work out circumstances, influence and transform our behaviour, shape our destiny, and contribute towards shaping the universe. The force of thought, thus, works : systematically, subtly, imperceptibly, consistently, and dynamically. We have a free will to choose between : virtue and vice, friends and foes, good and bad, happiness and sorrow, health and disease, and heaven and hell. 8
All these conditions are the outcome of our own thoughts and deeds, and are subject to our discretion. We have the free choice of thought, feelings and actions. So, it is upto us alone to discriminate, decide and work for a better and sublimer life. Our thoughts make us what we are here and hereafter. Happiness or misery is, therefore, the result of our own thoughts and actions. Poverty, misery or misfortune, may, in fact, prove a blessing in disguise, as, through higher and constructive thoughts, one may develop humility, endurance, faith, etc. Conversely, affluence and luxury may breed inertia, passion, arrogance, faithlessness and resultant vices. The present state of our lives has been shaped by our own thoughts, and if we desire to change it for the better, we have to discriminate wisely and choose the higher and sublimer course of thoughts. In the world of today, most people believe in Epicurean philosophy, i.e., ‘eat, drink and be merry’. This is a devilish idea and leads to sorrow and miseries. We should ‘eat-to-live’ and not ‘live-to-eat’. HHHHH 9
Page 1 and 2: POWER OF THOUGHTS I Life is motion,
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Page 5 and 6: which in itself is the store-house
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Page 11 and 12: of all our worries and mental tensi
Page 13 and 14: Regular spiritual meditation is the
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Page 21 and 22: VI Millions of thoughts, emanating
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Page 27 and 28: VII If we desire and aspire for hig
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Page 31 and 32: VIII Minute sensitive waves of our
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Page 43 and 44: CONCLUSION God is one, without a se
Page 45 and 46: All the attributes of the sun, such
Page 47 and 48: The following illustration may help
Page 49 and 50: for the outflow of the Divine Grace
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Page 55 and 56: our sufferings, we shall turn to th
Page 57 and 58: In this unconscious subtle process,
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to aspire for, or try to undertake
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