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Man performs many different kinds of tasks. While one is independent in doing one's work, no one is totally independent in this world. Man is dependent too. When there is good motivation, work can be done well. If, however, the instrumental causes are not appropriate there will be obstacles in the work.
There are five types of instrumental causes listed in the Bhagavati Sutra:
1. Dravya karan (causes related to substance)
2. Kshetra karan (causes related to place)
3.Kala karan (causes related to time)
4. Bhava karan (causes related to
emotions)
5. Bhav karan (causes related to existence)
Substance, space, time, emotion and existence: these are five instruments. Among these five, time is an important auxiliary factor. Actions and time are greatly intertwined. The two cannot be separated from each other.
How should we utilize our time? The sun rises and sets. Night comes and goes. The day is 24 hours long. Man keeps on working. The very first step that we encounter before doing work is laying down a daily routine. A person who does not make right use of a daily timetable wastes most of his time. For success it is necessary that each and every minute should be utilized. Those who have utilized each second of their life have become great people in the world. For that, it is necessary to fix a daily routine from the time of waking till the moment of falling asleep. Waking hours and sleeping hours form the two parts into which time has been divided. There should be a proper management of waking hours and sleeping hours.
The question is, what should be the time to wake up? What should be the time to sleep? Both have their own time. The saying goes that morning is whenever you awake. While this is fine, there is a particular time to wake up. This has been arrived at after a great deal of experience and intuition. The period from 4.00 a.m. till sunrise is called Brahma muhurta. This is a significant time to wake up.
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There are five types of instrumental causes listed in the Bhagavati Sutra:
1. Dravya karan (causes related to substance)
2. Kshetra karan (causes related to place)
3.Kala karan (causes related to time)
4. Bhava karan (causes related to
emotions)
5. Bhav karan (causes related to existence)
Substance, space, time, emotion and existence: these are five instruments. Among these five, time is an important auxiliary factor. Actions and time are greatly intertwined. The two cannot be separated from each other.
How should we utilize our time? The sun rises and sets. Night comes and goes. The day is 24 hours long. Man keeps on working. The very first step that we encounter before doing work is laying down a daily routine. A person who does not make right use of a daily timetable wastes most of his time. For success it is necessary that each and every minute should be utilized. Those who have utilized each second of their life have become great people in the world. For that, it is necessary to fix a daily routine from the time of waking till the moment of falling asleep. Waking hours and sleeping hours form the two parts into which time has been divided. There should be a proper management of waking hours and sleeping hours.
The question is, what should be the time to wake up? What should be the time to sleep? Both have their own time. The saying goes that morning is whenever you awake. While this is fine, there is a particular time to wake up. This has been arrived at after a great deal of experience and intuition. The period from 4.00 a.m. till sunrise is called Brahma muhurta. This is a significant time to wake up.
To be continued...
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