SIL PAR PADAT NISAAN

                         ‘Karat karat abhyaas te jadmati hot sujaan; Rasree aawat jaat te sil par padat nisaan’. Man is bound to obey habits. Adoption of good habits is a bit tougher and less interesting; bad habits are simpler and charmful. Good habits are like moving upward on a slope, bad habits are like coming downward.

                                   Everybody knows his bad and good habits. Initially it is very simple to adopt or leave a habit, good or bad. After some period, roots go deeper and habits become nature. To get rid of one’s nature is very difficult task. Only very strong determination and sadguru’s grace can change one’s nature.

                                                          In the childhood, the baby is ignorant about the good or bad habits. It may accept either of the two without any reason or according to the past life’s deeds. It is the duty of the parents to inspire good habits of the children and discourage bad habits.

                                                 When one grows to know things, he better understands his qualities and demerits. I should select habits good or bad. I should start to practise to leave bad habits. Not all evils can be removed at a time. I have to start with one. Conquering one, start the next. Similarly, good habits should be practised one by one. Initially, it may be tedium, but after sometime, I start to enjoy.