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Background:
The Great Sanskrit philosopher and dramatist Kalidas has said that "protection of our physical structure is indeed the foremost means of religion and this body is ultimately the place of -'Brahma', the perfect stage of spiritualism. This body is, therefore, the means of 'Moksha', i.e., liberation and the best means of happy life. The-person who neglects the body and does not care or nurture is essentially a criminal. But focusing the whole attention in the nursing of one's body alone is an irrational act."
Kalidas said this very long time ago and the body which we often call and assume it as the whole physical structure is in fact a means only which is under the control of the mind. Mind and its control are two abstract and distinct areas. A very simple question arises what is mind ? A very mysterious question and no simple answer might be agreeable for everyone. Many centuries have passed but still we ponder about the mind. Many philosophical and scientific researches have been conducted-about mind to know what it is, how it works, why it works etc. But the answer still remains obscure, controversial and often impossible to define.
The
invisible and invincible mind in its own place rules over our body and
this place, the body becomes useless when, the mind ceases working. The
mind is the master and the body servant. No one can say where the mind
goes when it wanders.
The oriental philosophy clearly states that the mind is like clean water,
as water has no color, shape and smell, but has the immense power when
transformed and generated into electricity the mind too has unbelievable
powers that mankind cannot imagine about. The mind, even smaller than
the atom is in every cell, the mind, therefore, cannot be separated, touched,
smelled and tasted.
The 21st century man is still in mystery where the mind is. Medical professionals and scientific researchers believe that mind is inside the heart. But this is not true. A sound and well evidenced proof of the fact is that even those people who have a transplanted heart do not change themselves of their previous behavior. Major surgical operation of the heart does not affect the mind.
The
wonderful mind, the mightiest and weakest of all has an outstanding feature
and this mind when concentrated in "Sadhana" or call it meditation,
results in the spiritual attainment of wonderful bliss and self purification.
The perfect state of mind is possible when the body is physically fit,
free from diseases. The diseased mind is always surrounded by the evil
qualities like animal passion, arrogance, greed, aggressiveness and brutality.
The perfect mind is always above these evils, always free from evils and
always perfect. The mind of such perfect condition most ideal, disciplined
is indispensable along with the disciplined body for the creation of a
society - the matching society, a conglomeration of physical world, materialistic
things and spiritual philosophy self realization proceeding towards the
ultimate objective and destination for best results in the home, the society,
and the whole nation. This indeed is the need of the hour, necessity of
the present. The most simple method and the way of promoting vital elements
of self-realization, leading to the inward path, apart from moral values
and bring religious discipline and bring utmost happiness is to do good,
be good and let others do the same, behave the same help, serve and perform
social and philanthropic activities for the welfare and well being of
the mankind.
Introduction : Shreesadhak Satyam Charity Trust:
The
inception of "ShreeSadhak Satyam Charity Trust", 2004, A.D.,
registered at District Administration Office, His Majesty's Government,
Regd. No 815/060-061, is an apolitical organization committed and dedicated
in carrying out benevolent and philanthropic activities for the people,
the society and the nation. The utmost need for the mankind is mental
peace and happiness, peace and tranquility is possible when there is no
fear. Mankind can get emancipation from fear when he becomes able to understand
the worldly things. Love and service to mankind are indeed the gateways
to enkindle love and beget love and happiness and make life a perfect
discipline. Discipline cannot be expected from others because we have
to be disciplined perfectly if we expect it from others. It is not the
subject to be taught but a practice that has to be practiced and brought
into use in every day life- in every walk of life. Life in fact is discipline
and discipline is life. Spiritual happiness and contentment can be attained
through disciplined endeavours. Happiness and contentment can not be measured
and the pleasure that is gained cannot be narrated. It is the mission
statement of "Shreesadhak Satyam Charity Trust" to foster and
disseminate happiness for mankind through concerted efforts of timely
social activities, religious practices-all leading to the inward path.
The Trust is the confluence and holy place for the purification of the
body and mind through pious deeds and is the centre of excellence for
self- realization
Objectives:
Some of the objectives of the trust are summarized below:Ø run elderly homes and orphanage for the senior citizens and the poor and destitute children and conduct different programs for the sake of already established elderly homes, libraries, hospitals, orphanages, through mutual discussion and
consultation with the managers of the said organizations;
Ø establish and run dispensaries and avail the facility of ambulance services;
Ø carry out special, focussed activities relating to the promotion and preservation of oriental religion, culture and arouse civic awareness and environmental protection;
Ø establish working relationships with other institutions national and international, engaged in similar activities and chalk-out programs in closer co-operation and coordination for the total well being of the mankind;
Ø conduct different service oriented activities relating to education, public health, and public awareness campaigns;
Ø work in the preservation and the construction of temples, places of religious importance and social values;
Ø make a quest for truth, make the findings and disseminate the Truth and Realities in the society publish them in books, booklets, etc.;
Ø Run financial institutions maintain and conserve socio-economic discipline and impart ethical values;
Ø Conduct programs valuable for all the citizens and the nation as a whole and serve as a harbinger of Peace and tranquility.
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