Kesarimalji Surana Abhinandan Granth

Author(s): Nathmal Tatia, Dev Kothari
Publisher: Kesarimalji Surana Abhinandan Granth Prakashan Samiti

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Karmayogi Śri Kesarimalji Surāņā Abhinandana Grantha : Seventh Part
to be compulsory and universal by now. The British nation is far ahead in providing social security measures to every individual since 1942, an eye opener to all lagging nations. Although this prescription is not equitably suitable to teeming millions of India, even then redistribution justice can no longer be ignored.
CONCLUSION Aristotle, a great philosopher, believed in natural order of things, since man lives in communities, which are organic solidarities and where persons are manufactured. In reality, there are contradictions of values. During the last two centuries, ecological balance is much disturbed and the environment is polluted. Peace and happiness are replaced by growing tensions. The world is torn by two super-power rivalry in arms race and huge expenditure goes to unproducctive side. All religious philosophies. Vedic, Buddha, Jain, Muslim and Christian preach emphatially to lead an aesthetic life which would minimise tensions and human miseries. To my mind Anuvratas and ethical values must be given top priority to ensure social justice to mankind, And the lot of bottom 30 percent of the population is to be looked after in urgency.
None else bestows pain and pleasure. 'Love' and 'Anger' are grief's treasure. Self' from 'Non-Self' distinguish And then there is no anguish.
Whose name Rama, Buddha, Ishwar, Jina, Brahma, Vishnu, Hari or Shiva,Leaving passions, reach the Goal' No distress then in the Soul.
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World does function by itself What work of it does myself ? Alien influence ! Do get away ! In Bliss for e'er may I stay !!
-Sahajananda