Three stages.

The rack comes in three important stages in human life. The first birth the second life and the third death. When a human being is born, an atmosphere of joy spreads in the house. Sweets are distributed, but an atmosphere of mourning spreads when a newborn dies. The grief of losing a loved one does not go away. We all know that the one who is born is certain to die. Yet why so much mourning at the time of death? Lord Krishna has said in the Bhagavad Gita that: -

Jatasya hi dhruvo mrtyu dhruvam janm mrtasya ch

Tasmad apariharyadan tvan shoitu marhasi.

Meaning: - The death of the one who is born is also certain and the rebirth of the one who is dead is also certain. So mourning for this inevitable thing is not right for you. After the birth of a human being, there are four stages in life. A childhood two youth three old age and a fourth retirement. Well done! The state of asceticism does not appear in the life of every human being. Good upbringing in childhood, good learning. It is important to get good etiquette and good knowledge from mother and teacher. The teacher's responsibility is to make a good citizen, but it all depends on the character. If the character is a hole, even if you instill virtue and good manners in it, it will go away. Many important events in life are bound to happen. There will be two kinds of events, good and bad, but if the sacraments are preserved, man will be able to avoid bad events. We young people go to the old age home and give time to the elders. Young people try to make up for the loss in the heart of the elderly. Times change and a ray of hope arises. If there is any difficult situation in life, it is old age. As health deteriorates, so does every part of the body. Life feels like poison when life has become parasitic. Sadness arises in the human mind due to unfulfilled hopes and expectations from the mind. This stage of life is a time of ordeal.

Let's talk about death, which is the eternal truth of our lives.

There is no redemption of man except to accept this eternal truth. Simply put, the following two lines to establish "whatever goes, whatever goes": -

Thousands have no wisdom to put death

Arjun Sama Akadi Gaya Dhanushya Dharanar.

Do not put anyone to death

Surrendered Sultan or King Rank Amir.

Readers should live in such a way that no one is left in love, accepting all the above as true.

- DM Trivedi