04.03.2017 ►JVB NJ ►Inspiration | Vol 40 February News & Upcoming Programs @ HereNow4U

BHAGWAAN MAHAVEER KI VAANI

Pamca jagarao sutta
pamca suttassa jagara
pamcahim rayamadiyati
pamcahim ca rayam cae

The five senses of the awakened always remain inactive.The five senses of the unawakened always remain active. By means of active five one acquires bondage while by means of the inactive five the bondage is served.

From Acharya Mahashraman

Roj Ki Ek Salaah
Time is wealth. Use it wisely. Don’t waste it.

Regular Sessions

Preksha Meditation - By Appointment only

Tuesdays - 7:30PM - 8:30PM - JVBNA Iselin Center

Swadhyay

Thursdays - 7:30PM - 8:30PM - JVBNA Iselin Center

Youth Forum

3rd Friday of every month - 7PM - 9PM - JVBNA Iselin center

Gyanshala & Gyanshala North

Two Sundays every month - 3:30PM - 6PM - Franklin Temple Classrooms, & Englewood, NJ

The great maxim for meditational practice: Anekanta

Anekanta is not merely a metaphysical concept. It is our complete guide to practical life. It is a great maxim for meditating practice. As long as passions are not assuaged, likes and dislikes are not reduced, the third eye of anekanta is not available to us.To access anekanta, we need meditating practice that will reduce attachment and aversion. As passions are assuaged and balance is found in like and dislike, our third eye of anekanta develops. All views seem to change and the matter remains as only matter. It is neither favorable or unfavorable. When there is no like or dislike, how can there be anger? Anger is not born of circumstances alone. As long as man likes and dislikes another, anger will never subside. As attachments reduce and the more it reduces, anger will reduce in the same proportions.

Excerpts from "ANEKANTA, THE THIRD EYE" By Acharya Mahaprajna

JVBNA Upcoming Programs 2017

Holi Milan & Samanijis’ Swagat Samaroh - Sat, March 25
Path of Ahimsa - Mahaveer Jayanti, Akshay Tritiya & Tribute to Gurus - Sat, May 6
Gyanshala & Youth Forum Annual Day - Sat, June 3
Annual Spiritual Family Camp - Fri-Sun, June 9-11