Book Title: Anekanta the Third Eye
Author(s): Mahapragna Acharya
Publisher: Jain Vishva Bharati

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________________ 243 within to do their respective work well and with dedication. One idea came to him. He wrote it down as a motivating principle on a board and hung it at a visible place. The principle was "kal kare so aaj kar" or "do today what you would, tomorrow." The labourers read it and were inspired. The first thing to happen was that the cashier ran away with Rs 10,000 the very next day. A big search was launched and he was caught. The employer asked, "You cheated me so?" The cashier replied, "How have I cheated you? Your principle inspired me to do what I did. I would have put it off for a later date but since you told me to do it en suite, I did not leave anything for the following day." The purity of the nervous and glandular systems Sometimes things just go awry. Those who do not have a clear vision or understanding are able to misinterpret even the best principle. Till the person's neurological systems are not working smoothly he or she is not able to meditate. In Yoga it has been given great importance that the practitioner must first cleanse his neurological system. If the nervous system is pure then the intuition accruing thereof is Jain Education International Anekanta: The Third Eye For Private & Personal Use Only www.jainelibrary.org

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