DIGNIFIED WOMEN AND THOSE WHO ATTAIN MARTYRDOM ATTAIN SALVATION: JIYAR SWAMI

DIGNIFIED WOMEN AND THOSE WHO ATTAIN MARTYRDOM ATTAIN SALVATION: JIYAR SWAMI

30-JULY-ENG 13

RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

ARA-------------------------While preaching at Paramanpur Chaturmasya Vrat Sthal, India's great sage Saint Shri Lakshmi Prapanna Jiyar Swami Ji Maharaj said that women who live a dignified life and brave soldiers who protect the country attain salvation after death. Any person who sacrifices his life while fighting for a good cause attains salvation.

The one who never backs down from his courage and valor while protecting the country, the state, the human beings, does not turn his back during the war, whether he wins or dies while protecting, he attains refuge in God. Because it is also mentioned in the scriptures that the one who sacrifices his life for the protection of society, country, his soil, Mother Earth, does not go down but he attains salvation like a brave man even in the house of God.

Swami Ji said that our mothers also attain salvation. Mothers who lead a dignified life according to their deeds. Those who work within the limits of their parents, brother, husband, also attain salvation after death.

It is said that the soldiers, brave men who sacrifice their lives in the service of the country, get the same respect in God's house, similarly our mothers also deserve the same respect. Because mother is the creator of the universe. All the people who are born in this world, whether as a saint, as a Mahatma, as an ordinary human being, as a big leader, no matter how high a position they hold, it is a mother who gives birth to them too. That is why a mother who leads a dignified life is said to be entitled to salvation even after death.

Whenever there is trouble, difficulty, pain, suffering in life, one should remember Lord Narasimha. Because Lord Narasimha is said to remove all the pain, sorrow, problems. Lord Narasimha is such a God who protected Prahlad ji when he was tortured with fire, water, elephant and many other ways to kill him. That is why if there is trouble, pain, sorrow in life, then remembering Lord Narasimha continuously relieves the pain.

If any person is not getting Lakshmi in his life, there is lack of money, then he should recite Gajendra Moksha every day as per the rules. Gajendra Moksha has also been praised in Shrimad Bhagwat Mahapuran. Because it is told that by reciting Gajendra Moksha, one gets freedom from debt. Wealth increases. That is why, whoever has problems related to money etc. in his life, he should recite the book of Gajendra Moksha.

In Shrimad Bhagwat Katha, Swami Ji told the lineage of King Parikshit. Shrimad Bhagwat Katha was narrated to King Parikshit by Vyas Ji's son Sukhdev Ji. Who was that King Parikshit, why was he cursed, the story of which Swami Ji told in detail. Shantanu Maharaj's first marriage was with Ganga Ji. From whom Devvrat was born, who was later named Bhishmacharya. Later Shantanu Maharaj married Satyavati. From whom two sons were born, whose names were Vichitraveer and Chitrangad. Satyavati had received a son first from Parashar Rishi by the order of the Gods. Whose name was Vyas Ji. Vichitraveer and Chitrangad were married to Ambika and Ambalika. But Vichitraveer and Chitrangad did not have any son. Vyas Ji was called by his mother Satyavati. Vyas Ji gave the right to have a son to Ambika and Ambalika through his penance. Dhritarashtra was born from Ambika and Pandu Maharaj was born from Ambalika. Vidur Ji was born from the maid. Dhritarashtra had 100 sons, out of whom Duryodhan was the eldest. Pandu Maharaj's sons were Dharmaraj Yudhishthira, Bhima, Arjun, Nakul and Sahadev. Arjun's son was Abhimanyu, whose wife's name was Uttara. Abhimanyu and Uttara gave birth to a child whose name was Raja Parikshit.