WHO AM I?

I must question my self " who am I"  The immediate answer strike in my mind is I am my physical  body but how if I die the people say I am dead but still the same  body exists without life. So I am life! life means energy that can automatically grasp and interact with environment. Energy cannot be seen! it cannot be imagined! 

aum

The above Sanskrit word omkara is a most powerful sound for all Hindus and Buddhists. The main problem is its interpretation. Many religious people say it is the combination of alphabets A, U, M and they explain the meanings to the sounds of A and U and M.
In my personal opinion I say it is the the sound of existence. I can prove this just as follows :- I call a"nearby friend with his name Rama as "RAMA ARE YOU THERE" then he says only "OOM". here is spontaneously used "VOOM" for expressing his very presence there ; and all of us generally say "OOM" automatically for expressing our presence thus the word which is used to express the existence is "om" . The word for expressing existence is"om" Without this there is nothing in this universe. This universe is emerged from this word of existence and because of this reason the ancient Hindu books give high priority to the word "om"or "oom"or "aum"( It cannot be correctly spelled in English).

ONENESS AND YOU

You see the people with singularity and then you will know the real feelings of people. When you meet a person you see yourself in him and talk with him just as you talk with yourself then you can understand the real nature. when you write an exam then you feel you are writing the exam to test yourself and not for passing by others. When you are working then you feel your body is working with your knowledge and when you look at animals then you think that the same power which is existing in you is existing in all animals and all people. The knowledge is the power for your activities and the level of knowledge to animals is very limited so they are not intelligent as you are but you must know that there is no difference between the force in you and the force in all other animals and trees, the same, that is jeeva shakthi ( power of life) You always think that you are not your body and you have no death and you have no birth. You work and you live as long as you can and the rest will take care of itself. The knowledge is GOD and you will become GOD when you become free of all except pure knowledge . When you attain singularity or oneness with knowledge then you are GOD. You to become GOD you just feel that you are present in everyone and every living thing. You feel that the same thing is in every living being. If you are not in a body then it is only a dead body and if you are not in a tree then it is a figure of tree o and not a real tree. You are only one and you are called as "purusha" and the rest is "prakruti" and every living thing on this earth is the combination of prakruthi and purusha. The term "purusha"means man in ordinary language but the spiritual meaning it is "force of life"and the "prakruthi"means nature (earth with five elements matter,water,air,fire,space). Every human being must know that he is a most lucky person for being a human and for having upper hand on all other life forms. The purusha improves from the least activity life forms like plants and tree to the highest activity life forms like humans. The people who do not understand this life cycle are forgetting that they will have to die one day; and simply struggling among themselves to accumulate wealth and fame. The wealth or fame are only until the event of death and nothing will associate with him after death. No one knows what may happen after death and no one knows what is death and no one can explain how death may come. But everyone can say death is sure for anyone and its timing is not known. To understand what I am or what you are we must try to understand the difference between a dead body and a living body. You cannot see life but you can feel it that is "Chaitanya"(motivating force) . You try to be a pure Chaitanya and then your life is successful.

The culture and corruption.

The culture is a broad term used to denote all the prevailing human traditions and social activities and all communal issues of a particular region. The culture changes continuously along with time. The language, the habits, the goals, the activities, and every thing are part of a culture. The culture develops honesty and the same culture develops corruption. In the countries like India, today the most corrupt government office bearers are treated by the society with high status. Here the corruption is strictly prohibited by the government acts but the government servants may commit to corruption activities secretly and the government posts where there is much scope for exchange of high amounts of illegal money are treated as most powerful posts. Now the real power is there where there is more scope of illegal exchange of money. The arranged marriages and passing of accumulation of wealth to the heirs are the two important reasons for the increase in the corruption activities and degradation of moral values in the government offices. The parents of brides will prefer only the high income (side income through bribery) bridegrooms. Ex:- An RTO is preferred than a Professor. The RTO post is very small than a Professor post but the side income of RTO is very high and may be five times of a salary of a professor, so here the society is aware of that the RTO post is a corruptible job but still the common public will treat the RTO as a big officer than a Professor. Thus the corruption has established in the minds of people as a status symbol. Until this trend is continued there may not be value to the honest office bearers and there may not be good social status to the non-corruption jobs. Today the non-corruption jobs are being treated as useless jobs by the people and thus the corruption though prohibited in the Acts is revered with a high status in the minds of common public.
To eliminate the corruption in government sector three important measures to be taken by the government one is to abolish the transfer of accumulated property to the heirs and second measure is to abolish special powers and status to the key posts and third is to amend the acts public friendly and in common language. The total transparency in all public duties may improve the honesty and public faith. Today in India the common man cannot approach the Police and Judge because the police have become corrupted fellows and they act only in favor of rich, The rich can get bails with their money but the poor cannot get such bails and cannot get justice in favor of them. The majority of criminals behind bars are either poor or having rich opponents. Justice delayed is justice denied is a proverb and here we can say Justice is denied as per that rule.

CAN WE DEFINE PERFECTION ?

The perfectionism cannot be defined in a uniform way. A thing which seems to be perfect to some people may look awkward to some other people. The perfectness and awkwardness are only mental feelings. The persons who see the reality cannot say it is perfect or it is not perfect because for example Iron cannot be gold and gold cannot be Iron. The gold is being treated as a valuable metal why? its availability on earth is very less when compared with that of the availability of Iron. Some feel that its glittering golden color makes it a precious metal it is totally baseless because today artificial gold (rude gold) is glittering more brightly than the original gold but it is not being treated as a precious metal. The platinum is a black metal but its value is more than that of gold. So here the availability and abundance are the key factors in deciding the value of a metal. Actually when compared in the daily usage the Iron is more useful than gold but its abundance made it a less valued metal. In the same way there are no measurement tools to measure the perfectness of a work or perfectness of a thing. In some people`s feeling, the more comfortable a thing is the more perfect. To some extent this is true but the comfortness is not uniform to all people, for example the western type foods are less preferable to the Indians and the Indian type foods are less preferable to the West so here the preference or comfortness cannot be defined universally. Cleanliness and orderliness are some yard sticks to perfectionism but total cleanliness and total orderliness are looking totally unnatural and the men who love nature cannot be adjusted in such total cleanliness and total orderliness, for example an African Tribes man if suddenly offered an accommodation in a fivestar hotel what happens? Does he feel it a comfortable? He feels the open forest is more comfortable than this concrete jungle. So the uniform definition for perfectness is not possible so generally a thing which attracts positive feelings of a more people can be said it is perfect and the opposite can be said an imperfect. Perfectness is purely mental feeling and to live happily we must follow the reality and forget about total perfectness which is only a myth. This same para can be perfect or imperfect when its lines are not in a order. The orderly ness and orderly shape are favorable to almost all people so the orderliness and orderly shape are perfectness measures.