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Thus thoughts have a physical
and psychological impact on the body. Grief weakens the human
body. Hot temperament damages brain cells, releases chemical
substance into blood which ultimately result in depression.
Energy is drained out, causes premature old age and even
death. Every person should try to be free from the
"slavery of prejudices" because any evil thought is
subject of being cursed thrice — namely, harms the thinker,
harms the person and, finally, harms the mankind.
The matter of
utmost importance is to purify thought. In this context the
will is primarily the dynamic soul force. Judgement, memory,
comprehension, reasoning, reflection and inference are the
essential ingredients of mental power which begin to play
consistently and jointly for the development of individuality
and control over thoughts and speech. Passion, hatred,
bitterness, jealousy and anxiety are controlled by virtues
like truthfulness, earnestness and industry. In such a
situation, harsh words turn soft; temptation is lessened and
sensual thoughts are rejected. Every aspiration becomes
inspiration which strengthens the will power or soul force.
So passion,
egotism and hatred are deep rooted and can only tide over by
strenuous efforts and meditations. Sacred thoughts generate
divine thoughts which can make a man a saint or sinner. It is
purity which overcomes lust. On the other hand, negative
thoughts are a forerunner of disease but, at the same time,
good and powerful suggestions cure many diseases. It is
suggestive therapeutics. We must give a new orientation to the
senses in the direction of God. Great souls transmit their
message through telepathy. Thought vibrations travel fast and
one should understand this as the very basis of the thought
culture.
Perceptions are coloured by
thoughts. Any depressing and disturbing thought will certainly
have a depressing effect. We must adhere to what somebody has
said, "Be careful of what you think you want in life,
because you will get it." Our thoughts are the only
private treasure we have in the world. It is a "sacred
sanctum".
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