As we have
accepted that our mind is like our child then we should take its responsibility
on our shoulder. We should guide our mind in the direction of its spiritual
development so that it won’t wander here and there. We should guide it to go
ahead on the right track. In his fourth shloka, Samartha Ramdas Swami guides
mind to stay away from nasty thoughts or any thoughts that are provocative.
These thoughts assure us the happiness at the initial stage but later we find
that these are the root causes of our sorrow. Samartha Ramdas Swami asks mind
to stay away from wicked mentality.
He tries to tell us that nasty or wicked
thoughts are the main reasons behind every sorrow, if we want to keep that
sorrow away, we need to get rid of those wicked thoughts. As we know that they
are useless.
Samarth
tries to tell us that these wicked thoughts make us commit sins in our life.
What are those sins? They can be anything, they can involve hurting someone’s
emotions, threatening someone or just being happy by seeing someone in trouble.
When you feed your mind with such thoughts their outcome would be of no
difference.
If we sow seeds of sweet fruit in the soil, the plant which would
grow, would obviously ripen the sweet fruits. In the same way, Samarth Ramdas
Swami asks us to feed our mind with positive thoughts so that they would
reflect in our actions and our life would be the celebration of optimism. There
would be no room for negativity or loss, there would be only happiness and
optimism. This kind of life surely leads you to the success, happiness and
satisfaction.
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