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active, it promotes the possibilites of irresponsibility, violence and aggression. On the other hand, when the left nostril is extra active the human being suffers from the feelings of weakness, inferiority and fear. In order to have an integrated and balanced development, it is, therefore, cssential to achicve a balance between the two sets of life breath, Unless and until, we are able to have a balanced flow of these two kinds of breaths, it would not be possible to have disciplined children having right conduct and being capable of realizing
the dreams of their parents and countrymen. Thus for a harmonious · development of personality, it is essential that children should have the practice of right breathing.
These are two parts of human brain, namely left hemisphere. The left side of the brain assists in the learning of logic, mathematics, languages, sciences, etc., while the right side of the brain promotes mental and emotional development, which enables an individual to raise the level of internal awareness and consciousness. Excessive growth of one part of the brain to the utter neglect of the other part leads to the unbalanced growth of mind. It is Jeevan Vigyan which establishes balance between the growth of both the parts of the brain. Transformation of thoughts, attitudes and emotions
An essential condition for the modification of conduct and behaviour is the change in the attitudes and emotions. The dream of creating a disciplined and matured society cannot be realized unless there is an all out effort to transform negative attitudes and emotions into positive ones. The secretions from hypothalamus and pineal gland determine the quality of our attitudes, thoughts and emotions. Pineal and pituitary glands, particularly, influence the adrenal glands which in turn determines the quality of character and conduct. Thus the secretions realized by hypothalamus, pituitary and pineal glands can optimally be regulated to guide the formation of positive attitudes and to refine emotions leading to a balanced and harmonious personality.
Another significant factor which influences attitudinal and emotional behaviour is the external environment and the situations which generate four kinds of imbalances (1) imbalanced life breath (2) imbalanced life style (3) lack of awareness about one's own capacities, and (4) the feeling of inferiority complex. The way in which fuel generates fire, in the same manner, the adverse external situations and circumstances enhance the negative and destructive emotions and feelings. Overcoming of the disorderliness created by the above imbalances, through restoration of balance between various secretions, can lead to the creation of a new human being capable of facing adverse circumstances in his life successfully and peacefully and he would be imbibing values in his behaviour.
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| SR No. | 524610 |
| Book Title | Tulsi Prajna 2002 01 |
| Original Sutra Author | N/A |
| Author | Shanta Jain, Jagatram Bhattacharya |
| Publisher | Jain Vishva Bharati |
| Publication Year | 2002 |
| Total Pages | 122 |
| Language | Hindi |
| Classification | Magazine, India_Tulsi Prajna, & India |
| File Size | 6 MB |