Ques answ divine 07-2021-01Dear friends, These are QA stored in my memory device very earlier and found interesting and posting now. The person answered is Mr Datta in his website. I am not sure whether his website exist now. Gopalakrishnan 26-7-2022 Q1) Why the Lord gave Salvation to Sabari and Hanuman and not to the other sages?A1) The Lord is impressed by the spiritual values only and not by Nationality, religion, caste, age, sex etc. The real spiritual value is only sacrifice. The sages were having the external spiritual dress like long beard, hair style, leather of the deer, danda, kamandalu, fire alter, darbha etc. Their voice was always occupied by chanting Vedic hymns, mantras etc. Neither the dress nor their words can impress the Lord. They were living in the forests along with their families and were having family bonds. Their detachment from family bonds and sacrifice for the sake of Lord are their qualification certificates and the interview performance, which are responsible for their selection. The blind love (Moha) forms several bonds with family members. All those bonds should be crushed and with the resulting Moha, only one bond with Lord should be formed. The first step is Moksha and the second step is Kaivalya. Sabari and Hanuman were excellent in both these spiritual values and so were given salvation. No one can impress the Lord by external dress, the expressed feelings and chantings. Q2 What are the three types of sacrifices by Gopikas?A2 The sacrifice is in three steps and thus there were three types of Gopikas.1) Some thought that they can give butter to their family members instead of giving to Krishna. 2) Some thought that they can give butter to Krishna as long as their family members are not aware of it. Once they became aware, they stopped giving to Krishna. 3) Some gave butter to Krishna even if their family members opposed and they were prepared to go to any extent in that matter. Q3) Can you explain the ‘Pancha Yajnas’ in view of Sadhana?A3) The five Yajnas are:- 1) Brahma Yajna:- To serve the Lord in Human form who is called Brahma. 2) Deva Yajna :- To serve the devotees of the Lord. 3) Pitru Yajna:- To serve the parents and the family members. 4) Manushya Yajna :- To serve the incapable beggars. 5) Bhoota Yajna :- To serve harmless animals and birds. The service is called Yajna or sacrifice, which consists of two parts 1. To cook the food and donate it. 2) To give Dakshina i.e., money. The order of deservingness is given in Veda in the above-mentioned way. The most deserving is Brahma or Satguru who is the Lord that comes in human form to preach the right knowledge of the scriptures. Veda describes this sacrifice to a large extent. Sacrifice in practice alone pleases the Lord as said in Veda (Tyagenaike Amritatvam). Sacrifice or donation is the very meaning of the word Datta. Therefore Yajna is the most sacred, which is the real form of the Lord. The exact opposite enemy to the sacrifice is Moha (Blind love) which is divided into the following:-1) Dareshana, which is the Moha on the wife and this relates to the gross body (Sthula Sareera). 2) Putreshana, which is the Moha on the children and this relates to the mind i.e., subtle body (Sukshma Sareera). 3) Dhaneshana, which is the Moha on money and wealth, which is the root of all the bonds and is thecause body (Karana Sareera). Vasishtha told that money is the root of this entire world (Dhanamula Midam Jagat). Unless these three bodies are destroyed, the eligibility to please the Lord is not attained. Sadhana is the constant spiritual effort, which is put up to destroy these three bodies. Unless you do not put up the related effort toachieve the goal, how can you achieve the goal through unrelated efforts. To eat meals, you should procure the materials and cook the food. You cannot eat the meals by singing songs or by collecting flowers. Similarly you cannot please the Lord by praising, meditation, worshipping the idols and statues, which are representing Him as models, by going to temples etc. All these efforts are only trying to soap the Lord. Your exercises and gymnastic feats by word and feelings can never please the Lord. All these efforts become waste and will not touch the Lord. Even the logical discussions cannot please the Lord. Veda says the same (Yato Vacho Nivartante Aprapya Manasasaha, Namethaya). Some are sacrificing money for the sake of the Lord by lighting the lamps and by pouring ghee in fire etc., Such sacrifice is not only a waste but also annoying the Lord due to two reasons. 1) You are burning the money in the inert fire due to your ignorance. The fire should be the hunger present in a living being as told in the above Pancha Yajnas. 2) You are doing this sacrifice with selfish desires for yourself or for your family. But you should not sacrifice anything to the undeserving which is a sin. Instead of doing this sin it is better you enjoy. Zero is better than Minus. Of course to donate to the deserving is the best which is Plus. Dharma Raja wanted to leave the kingdom to Kauravas who are undeserving. The Lord did not agree to this and encouraged the war. He asked Arjuna to conquer the kingdom and enjoy (Bhokshyase Maheen). Thus He brought them to Zero from Minus. But after conquering the kingdom He advised Dharma Raja to perform Aswametha Sacrifice in which the wealth was donated to the most deserving sages. Thus from Zero He brought them to Plus. Aswametha does not mean killing the horse. It means killing the senses, which are the horses as said in Veda as well as in Gita (Indriyani Hayanahuhu).By killing the senses, one gets detached from the self enjoyment. Veda says that your desire must be burnt and not the ghee and your ignorance is to be cut and not the animal in a sacrifice (Kama Aajyam, Manyuh Pasuh).
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