<p>We live in a world full of ironies and paradoxes. To start with, the moment we are born, death awaits us! With every passing day, the rich are getting richer and poor are getting poorer. <br /><br /></p>.<p>The rich are forced to restrict themselves to a simple diet free from fats, sugar and spices, the poor on the other hand have to go for similar diet because they can not afford it. What an irony?isn’t it?<br /><br />The poor have to compulsorily walk long distances to save money because they cannot afford personal vehicle. The rich, on the other hand, are advised to go for long walks or jogging or work out regularly to keep physically fit. <br /><br />The poor remain away from their families due to their financial responsibilities, whereas the rich are unable to live together under the same roof because of ego clashes within their family. <br /><br />Despite living in the same premises, still they carry on together like strangers due to pride and moral decadence. The poor are afflicted by physical disorders due to malnutrition, the rich undergo similar suffering for over eating or indulgence. What an irony?isn’t it? So, how does one gets over these ironies? The best way to get over these ironies is to be a karma yogi! <br /><br />Remember, we are all human beings and not human doings! A karma yogi is a perfect combination of action and detachment. He is a person, who while performing actions does not get bogged down on results or untoward expectations from the instruments used in performing actions. All his actions are performed in the awareness of one's true identity of being a soul. <br /><br />When our actions are performed with inner consciousness, in the experience of one's true nature of being love-filled, peaceful, pure and powerful beings, then we do not feel the need for many physical comforts in life as we derive satisfaction from within, hence their availability does not create longing and make us their slave and their absence does not torment us to take away the peace of mind. So, practice being a ‘Karmayogi’ to ride over all the ironies in life and live above sickness of craving or over indulgence to live a healthy and happy life.<br /></p>
<p>We live in a world full of ironies and paradoxes. To start with, the moment we are born, death awaits us! With every passing day, the rich are getting richer and poor are getting poorer. <br /><br /></p>.<p>The rich are forced to restrict themselves to a simple diet free from fats, sugar and spices, the poor on the other hand have to go for similar diet because they can not afford it. What an irony?isn’t it?<br /><br />The poor have to compulsorily walk long distances to save money because they cannot afford personal vehicle. The rich, on the other hand, are advised to go for long walks or jogging or work out regularly to keep physically fit. <br /><br />The poor remain away from their families due to their financial responsibilities, whereas the rich are unable to live together under the same roof because of ego clashes within their family. <br /><br />Despite living in the same premises, still they carry on together like strangers due to pride and moral decadence. The poor are afflicted by physical disorders due to malnutrition, the rich undergo similar suffering for over eating or indulgence. What an irony?isn’t it? So, how does one gets over these ironies? The best way to get over these ironies is to be a karma yogi! <br /><br />Remember, we are all human beings and not human doings! A karma yogi is a perfect combination of action and detachment. He is a person, who while performing actions does not get bogged down on results or untoward expectations from the instruments used in performing actions. All his actions are performed in the awareness of one's true identity of being a soul. <br /><br />When our actions are performed with inner consciousness, in the experience of one's true nature of being love-filled, peaceful, pure and powerful beings, then we do not feel the need for many physical comforts in life as we derive satisfaction from within, hence their availability does not create longing and make us their slave and their absence does not torment us to take away the peace of mind. So, practice being a ‘Karmayogi’ to ride over all the ironies in life and live above sickness of craving or over indulgence to live a healthy and happy life.<br /></p>
