Shrikant Prasoon

It’s really wonderful that one perfect tree comes out of one perfect seed and again that tree yields many such perfect seeds for many more perfect trees; and thus the continuity is maintained. That is perfect and this is also perfect; and after getting one perfect from another perfect; both remain perfect. It’s the system behind the creation and on this system the creation has sustained so far. And if man refrains from interfering into that eternal system it may continue and grow for billions of more years to come.

Aum, the Sachidãnandghan, Divine Brahman, the Perfect is always perfect from all the points of view. The universe is also complete and perfect because of Him as this perfect has come out of that perfect. Therefore, the universe is perfect because of His perfection; that is why He too is perfect. Even when we take out perfect from that perfect Divinity yet the Brahman remains perfect.

Bhadram no api wãtaya mano dakshamuta kratum.

(Rigveda 10:25:1)

O God! Give us liberal heart, generous work and bountiful strength.

all of us belong to one family, that we have been created by the Almighty, by one Absolute Power, by the Brahman. Even today, all the religions of the world, somehow and someway, believe in One Absolute God. Whether they call Him Brahman or not is a different matter.

The truth will not alter even if one denies at the peak of one’s voice or writes in books or advertise in different media.

The complete Hindu Dharma is based on ãchãr (conduct) or Sadãchãr (good conduct). It is the highest Dharma and the fundamental root of all Tapas, Austerities and Penance.

He that leads a virtuous and moral life based on values and good conduct attains Moksha, i.e. Freedom, Perfection or Salvation.

According to Bharadwãja Rishi those deeds are religion that destroy Tamoguna and increase Satoguna.

Maharishi Angirã claimed that Religion is the deeds offered to God.

Sutajee has taught Shaunaka and others, “The behaviour that helps in growing unattached devotion (without desire) to God; and makes and keeps the soul pleased and happy is the best religion for human beings”:

Sa wai punsãmam parodharmo yato bhaktirdhokshaje,
Ahaitukya pratihatã yathã ãtmã samprasidati.

Shrimad Bhvgawat 1:2:6

The Hindus accept that except the Brahman nothing is perfect in the Universe. Perfection is not possible. One can try to come closer to perfection but can’t achieve it. Some impurity will remain there in every action, every deed and every person. So, the Gitã says (18:48) that one must do all the usual deeds because though, yagya is a pious deed but many innocent insects are killed: