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HOW TO ATTAIN SATISFACTION?

Satisfaction comes out of success. Success comes out of hard labour. Hard labour ensures future. Ensure future encourages a person to fix his real goal. Once, the goal is fixed, he/she focuses his/her attention to achieve it. Fixed attention helps one to reach there. Once a person reaches his goal, satisfaction comes to him.  Hence, success, satisfaction, aim and attainment are four factors that lead to happiness.

Hence, to attain satisfaction one must have continuous effort. Sometimes, it appears impossible; but, if one is spiritually strong, it becomes easier for him. Now, let's see, how to attain spiritual power and how to develop it? One can make himself spiritually strong by contributing his time and labour in different ways. This contribution is of different kinds. One can contribute his time, his labour, his money and material etc. But, this contribution must not be for the unwanted purpose. That means, he should contribute them to a right person, failing which it would be “APATRE DANA”. 

Here, we should note that some get satisfaction by getting something by force. But, it is not the right kind of satisfaction. We call it the sadistic pleasure. This kind of satisfaction or pleasure causes loss to others either mentally or materially and sometimes causes physical and mental assault. This kind of satisfaction is temporary. 

Hence, to get heavenly satisfaction, one must be honest to observe the real need of the people. Here, one should note that a real satisfaction comes from the inspiration of the good souls. One cannot satisfy everyone every time. Hence, good souls do their duties sincerely without waiting for consequences, which gives them satisfaction. The Geeta describes it in the “KARMA TATWA”.  To attain satisfaction good souls compromise small matters very often. But, in the name of compromise one should not exploit the good souls; because nobody has signed any contract to satisfy others in spite of all his difficulties. After a certain level one cannot even continue his/her duty to the satisfaction of others; because duty does not mean exploitation; rather we can say duty is a kind of responsibility