Existence takes Care !!!

Guruji Says that we have been on this Planet for many number of Years and there have been innumerable times when we have got into problems but where is the problem today...The Problem has been solved but a new problem has come up but any problem which comes up gets solved with time...

Off Lately we are seeing a lot of recession happening and people are insecure about their Jobs, But does the real Security lie in the Job...I heard a Guy committed Suicide in Delhi, What a Waste of Life....Yaar Job mil jaati tereko, Khud Jaane ki kya Zaroorat thi...People who Commit Suicides think that they will be relieved out of the Problems...But in next Birth also, The same soul would be put into same circumstances. Now you would be thinking, ki mereko next life ka kaise pata hai :), Bas pata hai Yaar, Believe me :)

But Us Suicide karne waaley Bande ki bhi Galti nahi hai, He never knew how to get rid of his Stresses & Trauma....Par we atleast should help any friend in Distress...That is our Responsibility, Agar hamara koi Friend Pareshan hai to hamein usko guide karna chahiye, usko chod nahi dena chahiye...

Here our Breath plays an Important role...Techniques like Vipassana, Sudarshan Kriya and any Meditation calms the Mind and induces positivity in the Mind & Body and when the Mind is Calm , nobody would ever take a Step like Suicide...Breath is the Link between Body and the Mind and has got some hidden Secrets about Karma also...Lets Meditate and play our role and help others ...This is what our Indian Culture has taught us.....

Loka Samasta Sukhino Bhavantu.....

Just got an Excerpt from a Book.... Do Read this, its very Good. It talks about Life and Trust in Existence.

Here we Go..........

What does the phrase "Existence takes care" mean?

Answer

We are part of existence, we are not separate. Even if we want to be separate, we cannot be. Our life is part of being together with existence. And the more you aretogether with existence, the more alive you are. That's why I insist continually to live totally, to live intensely, because the deeper your living is, the more you are in contactwith existence.

You are born of it; every moment you are renewed, rejuvenated,resurrected by each of your breaths, by each of your heartbeats - existence is taking care of you. But we are not aware of our own being, we are not aware of our own breathing.Gautam the Buddha gave to the world a tremendously simple, but immensely valuable, meditation - vipassana. The word vipassana simply means watching your breath - the coming of the breath in, and the going of the breath out.

People used to ask Buddha," What will happen by this?" He was not a theoretician.He would say to them, "Just do it and see. Experiment and report to me what happens. Don't ask me."

Just as you start watching your breathing, you start seeing a great phenomenon - that through your breath, you are continuously connected with existence, uninterruptedly -there is no holiday. Whether you are awake or asleep, existence goes on pouring life into you, and taking out all that is dead.

Carbon dioxide is dead, and if it accumulates in you, you will be dead. Oxygen is life,and you need continuously that the carbon dioxide be replaced by fresh oxygen. Who is taking care? Certainly you are not taking care! If you were taking care, you would have been dead long ago; you would not have been here to ask the question. You would have forgotten sometimes to breathe, or sometimes the heart would forget to beat, sometimes the blood would forget to circulate inside you - anything could go wrong. There are a thousand and one things in you which could go wrong. But they are all functioning in deep harmony. Is this harmony dependent on you? So when I say, "existence takes care," I am not talking philosophy.

Philosophy is mostly nonsense. I am simply talking an actual fact. And if you become consciously
aware of it, this creates a great trust in you. My saying to you,"existence takes care," is to trigger a consciousness that can bring the beauty of trusting in existence.I don't ask you to believe in a hypothetical God, and I don't ask you to have faith in a messiah, in a saviour; these are all childish desires to have some father figure who takes care of you.

But they are all hypothetical. There has not been any saviour in the world. Existence is enough unto itself. I want you to inquire into your relationship with existence, and out of that inquiry,
arises trust - not belief, not faith. Trust has a beauty because it is your experience.

Trust will help you to relax because the whole existence is taking care - there is no need to be worried and to be concerned. There is no need to have any anxiety, no need of any anguish, no need of what the existentialists call angst. Trust helps you to relax, it helps you to let go, and the let-go prepares the ground for witnessing to come in. They are related phenomena.