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 Why does destiny mislead the coward?

The word destiny means demotivation of essential systems to terrify intuition and non-progression of the young mind. To be clearer, it always demotivates the coward, defunct our essential system of the mind that never allows our intuition to go ahead and terrifies the young mind and above all, hindrances for progress. Those who believe in destiny, goes away from courageous present achievements; on the other hand, either repent for the past, which is a cancelled cheque or fears for the future, which is a promissory note. They cannot enjoy their present, which is a ready case. It produces coward-minds, who cannot think for the higher value of life. Those who believe in destiny neither can face any challenge nor can go through a litmus test of life. Destiny misleads the cowards due to non-programing of their brain.

Again, it never allows the weakling to experience pleasure. If at all, at any point of time, success comes to them, their success is short lived because they themselves cannot sustain before its authority. They just leave everything in the hand of destiny effortlessly. They loss their confidence in them. Their thought wave acts negatively on others to demotivate weak- minds. They cannot accept achievements of the brave as the outcome of rigorous effort. Once they loss their confidence, failure comes to them; because of which, inferior complexity rules and troubles them. Success is either accidental or a daydream to destiny followers. One becomes impotent by following his destiny. It never inspires to work hard rather it ceases capability. It is just an unseen force. It very often misleads if not rightly managed. Hence, there is a saying- destiny favours only to the braves and leads them rightly.                                         

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 What makes one confused

Confusion has a broader meaning. It means complexity of neurological units seriously influence over nerve. In other words, it is nothing but a nerve disorder experienced in human for not having thorough knowledge about a particular thing. Hence, our ancient sages and rishis had given certain principles or formulas that one should follow for a disciplined life without argument, which ultimately never encouraged any confusion. But in course of time, the knowledge of the sages and rishis have passed to the next generation who had less knowledge and thus, this little knowledge brought confusion in human and gradually they raised unnecessary quarry, which were quite illogical and irrelevant from the Vedic point of view. Neither they could understand the Vedas properly, nor could they give right direction to their followers. Hence, confusion became a nerve disorder in every human being.

Thus, those who could not go deep into the Vedas became more confused day by day. They could not experience the truth of the universe and thus, became unconscious being. Confusion grew rapidly in them. Again, these less qualified persons gave their discourses locally, which lead to confusion. For e.g. in the Vedas, we see description of only 33 Gods. However, our local preachers say, there are 330 millions of Gods, which is quite an invalid statement. Human himself is the center of all knowledge, but wanders around in search of it due to paucity of proper nourishment. His conscious state of mind throws him into the turmoil of confusion; books can never enrich one with right knowledge unless consciousness is on in human. Because, consciousness initiates dhruti, kshyma, dhi, buddhi, dama, vidhya etc. in human, which we consider as the right knowledge of the soul through which one can realize godliness in him and thus, comes out of the confusing state of mind.   

            

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Why is marriage essential in life?

It has been accepted by many ancient sages and philosophers that marriage is indispensable in social life because it brings completeness in life. It does not mean 'bhoga' or beauty rather it means a sense of social duty and scarifies, because 'bhoga' and beauty cannot satisfy one in every condition permanently. Hence, we can say it is a kind of social responsibility that reforms one to carry out a certain social order for the growth of social set up. Hence, it is rather an institution arranged by the God forever to fulfill a particular aim in life. Hence, we can define marriage as “mental association of rehabilitation and reorganization of an institution arranged by the God forever”.

Here spouses are like two wheels, which one must balance by pure love. One must strengthen this relation by facts but not by fiction. Because, if anything goes wrong in their relation, it has its effects to both the party. Hence, it is just an oath for social benevolence. It reforms our thought, speech, action, mind, judgement and expectation etc. It teaches us about the true reciprocation system. One can learn value of mutual understanding out of it. The truth must be its input and spontaneous open love must be its salient feature. For a successful married life initiation must be right and without doubt. Again, it should be free from unnecessary reaction and decision must be democratic. Thus, it teaches us about supportive character. Above all, it stands for scarifies but not for self-appraisal.