To be happy in the world is like constantly chanting "Namamrut" and "Kathamrut"

Manoman, who is trapped in the world, complains that he has such an attraction in the subjects of the world that even if he forgets about it. The senses are tempted and trapped ... Why did God need to create such a world?

Just this kind of question asked by devotee Prahlad to Lord Narsingh, "You have made the world so beautiful. That is why the senses are infatuated. The subjects of this world are made so beautiful that the mind becomes restless as it is visible to the eye. You say control the senses. But he does not have such wisdom. What do we do in it? The solution? "

Narsingh Bhagwan said, "I have created the world for my children to be happy. Also, by increasing the attachment and breaking the limits ... what should I do if I am drowning in it "extremely"?

One should take advantage of the world "discreetly". To be happy in this world, I have made two nectars. The senses cannot be disturbed. This nectar is: (1) Namamrut and (2) Kathamrut.

The recourse to "Kathamrut" and "Namamrut" will save the senses from torment. These two nectars are superior to the nectar of heaven. Drinking the nectar of heaven destroys the "virtue". Also, drinking this Kathamrut-Namamrut leads to the decay of sin. The nectar of God's green story is the best. Remembering God's name is also nectar. Improves life. Gives peace. It is possible to take advantage of these two nectars while performing life activities with love and joy. "Namamrut" and "Kathamrut" are the only successful solutions. The world also seems to be happier with the constant study of these two. Not only that ... everything seems divine.

Continuous study of these two nectars leads to "Jivanmukti". Devotee Prahlad has said that it is like connecting six tools in daily life. (1) Prayer (2) Service to God Worship (3) Praise (3) Remembering the sin committed Prayer (3) Remembrance of the Lord doing practical work (4) Listening to the story

In the morning, get out of bed and say the following prayer, “O Lord! From today I became yours and you became mine. Sit in my heart, and you drive my chariot. Sit on my chariot like you were sitting on Arjuna's chariot. Be the lord of my chariot. Prevent the senses from going astray. Control my sense horses. Protect me I leave the reins of my chariot in your hands, forever. Don't wake up to the desire for pleasure that leads you down a bad path.

- Labhubhai R. Pandya