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**FrassyLap** · 11-13-2007, 03:07 PM

Dear Sri Vijisesh,
Lord Krishna talks of ' Kama and Krodha ' as one. If our desire is not fulfilled
or if some hurdle comes in the way, we get angry ( krodha ). So, if desire
can be avoided, there is no question of krodha. ஆசையை அறவே ஒழிக்-
கவேண்டும்.

The easiest way to do is to have a different type of ஆசை. Love of God.
This is what Saint Tiruvalluvar tells us. Have love of God to get rid of our
desire for worldly things, which are ephemeral and transient. I am not
suggesting that you must do it now- throw them lock,stock and barrel.
Start with worship of some ishtadevata. Chant ' Om Namasivaya' or
' Ram, Ram ' or something like that. I have seen many 0ffice-going people
doing namajapa while travelling in the train or even while at work. It is easy.

We have before us the examples of Nayanmars, Azhwars and maharashtrian
saints who have reached the exalted status one could wish for through
bakthi . You can read the life-history of these great men, and you will
understand it better.

Good luck.

11-13-2007, 03:07 PM	#19
FrassyLap Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 417 Senior Member	Dear Sri Vijisesh, Lord Krishna talks of ' Kama and Krodha ' as one. If our desire is not fulfilled or if some hurdle comes in the way, we get angry ( krodha ). So, if desire can be avoided, there is no question of krodha. ஆசையை அறவே ஒழிக்- கவேண்டும். The easiest way to do is to have a different type of ஆசை. Love of God. This is what Saint Tiruvalluvar tells us. Have love of God to get rid of our desire for worldly things, which are ephemeral and transient. I am not suggesting that you must do it now- throw them lock,stock and barrel. Start with worship of some ishtadevata. Chant ' Om Namasivaya' or ' Ram, Ram ' or something like that. I have seen many 0ffice-going people doing namajapa while travelling in the train or even while at work. It is easy. We have before us the examples of Nayanmars, Azhwars and maharashtrian saints who have reached the exalted status one could wish for through bakthi . You can read the life-history of these great men, and you will understand it better. Good luck.
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