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Mutual Fulfillment among the Four Animal
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Animals,
Birds
"-“, " in Body
“kjhj esa
", " in Body
“kjhj esa
Breed based
oa”k vuq’kaxh
i”kq] i{kh Selecting-Tasting in I Will to live in I
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Questions
In which order do we place insects and fish in the nature?
What is your opinion about the plant 'touch me not'? Does it not have the self?
It is said that plants have life. So is that correct or not? Self Reflection
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FAQ
1. We are told that every living and non-living thing has life (soul). Here you are saying that only
human order and animal order has self. So how can we find out if there is a self or not in any
unit?
3. In nature the first three orders are already having definite conduct. Why does human order
have to work for definite conduct? I mean why is that also not automatic or natural?
4. Is solely education responsible for the conduct? Are there any other factors?
5. In nature we can see that there is survival of the fittest. So doesn’t it apply to human beings
also?
6. Are the problems like global warming a result of human activities only?
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Question(s): Response
• Isn’t affection the same as attachment to one • Affection is the feeling of being related to the
or few people? other. Attachment, however, indicates that
we have over-evaluated the relationship and
we have become dependent on the other for
our happiness. Affection is born out of my
understanding of relationship and this makes
us self-dependent and having commitment
for the other.
• How would we recognise that someone has • When we have feeling of affection for
a feeling of affection for us? Could you give someone, we have the commitment for the
us some indicators of affection? fulfillment towards him. This commitment
shows up in the form being responsible
towards the wellbeing of the relative, both at
the level of self as well as body. So, we work
for ensuring right understanding and feeling
in the self (guidance) and for ensuring the
health of the body (care) of my relative. 20