Tulsi Prajna 2002 01

SR No.: 524610
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

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On imbibing the above qualities, an individual will be at peace with himself and his surroundings. His contacts with others will also radiate positive signals for the all-round benefit of all.
7. Leshya Dhyan (Awareness and regulation of deep-rooted characteristics & involuntary inclinations of the self)
Leshya is a basic characteristic of an individual formed through the interaction of micro-vibrations and primal thought force producing matching secretions in the endocrine system generating feelings & urges demanding satisfaction through negative or positive actions. Natural Inclination (Positive or negative) thus formed for a short, long or indefinite period is known as Leshya. These are classified into six (3 negative & 3 positive) categories and attached to a particular colour like 'Krishna' (black), 'Neel' (blue), 'Kapot' (grey like pigeon), 'Peet' (yellow), 'Padam' (lotus colour) and áShuklaa (white). Human tendencies of cruelty, hate, lost, theft (all negative) and that of love, compassion, sacrifice & charity (all positive) are caused and determined by these 'Leshyas'.
This process of subduing the forces of primal drives consists in generating counter-vibrations, which can counter-act this demand by conscious reasoning. Concentrated perception of specific colours is used to awaken the forces of malevolent 'leshyas' and strengthening those of benevolent leshyas. Leshya Dhyan results in eradication of psychological distortions of greed, cruelty, lust, hate etc.
This seven fold methodology of Jeevan Vigyan is free from dogmas of religion and theology and can be freely learnt and practiced by anybody without distinction of caste, creed, religious denomination or social status. It is equally useful to all depending upon the sicnerity and dedication one puts in to learn this wonder technique. Once this practice becomes a regular function of one's life, he or she will never be overwhelmed or taken away by the overflow of passions and emotions. Jeevan Vigyan in School Curriculum
As already explained Jeevan Vigyan is an innovative scientific technique for learning about a balanced and all-round development of a student's personality in its physical, intellectual, emotional & spiritual aspects. A full course curriculum has been developed by educationists for imparting training in this area to students of primary, secondary and senior secondary classes. The books have been designed for each class of students beginning from 3rd standard upwards, keeping in view the age group and the capacity of the students. Each book contains 16 to 18 chapters covering 11 to 12 units of Jeevan Vigyan. Details of these units are given below:
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