The Bhagavad Gita श्रीमद् भगवद् गीता
Verse 1.28a
Bhagavad Gita Verse 1.28a
कृपया परयाविष्टो विषीदन्निदमब्रवीत् ।
as the mind took hold of all the possessions and the intellect grappled with the disturbing idea of losing all..
as the senses generated pleasurable sensations and the intellect was faced with the complex befuddling situation...
the ego simply caved in.
it crumpled on the spot.
blue screen. laptop not responding. my computer hangs. Moto E rebooting on its own after updating to kit kat 4.4.4...
कृपया
brain goes into a spin. mind recoils into shock. flooding of compassion.
परि-आविष्टः
trauma fills the body.
विषीदत्
despondancy rules.
इदम् ब्रवीत्
(and) thus tongue spoke.
Tongue. Speech.
Retained its functionality. It cried for help. the Defence mechanism became activated. Ctrl-Alt-Del
This verse 1.28a underlines a fundamental design principle. In any product, build-in the capacity for survival. When a machine comes to the researcher's lab, when a thought takes shape as a prototype, the scientist must add a SEEK- HELP mechanism. A good car or a good lathe machine will activate alarm sensors when it stalls or senses it is unable to function correctly.
A space shuttle or the latest Boeing is equipped with enough alarms to enable help to reach it well in time, so that it doesn't crash.
And a sensible human seeks advice when he realises the challenge is beyond him.
Wake up friends.
Check your motor functions. Check your central nervous system.
Don't keep limping in life.
Don't just continue with a spine that needs help but you are too busy or too ignorant to know that it is curable.
Anyways it is your life. It is the only possession you actually have. Wake up and Realise.
The huge plethora of your networks, families, duties or responsibilities is in no way an obstacle to seek fitness of mind and body.
A gentle life, a human life ain't to be made devoid of joy, good cheer or good health.
Jai Gurudev
1125am 24.7.2015 Friday. Ashtami. on board Dibrugarh Rajdhani. 1210pm at New Jalpaiguri halt. Having crossed the mighty Brahmaputra River.
Bhagavad Gita Verse 1.28a
कृपया परयाविष्टो विषीदन्निदमब्रवीत् ।
as the mind took hold of all the possessions and the intellect grappled with the disturbing idea of losing all..
as the senses generated pleasurable sensations and the intellect was faced with the complex befuddling situation...
the ego simply caved in.
it crumpled on the spot.
blue screen. laptop not responding. my computer hangs. Moto E rebooting on its own after updating to kit kat 4.4.4...
कृपया
brain goes into a spin. mind recoils into shock. flooding of compassion.
परि-आविष्टः
trauma fills the body.
विषीदत्
despondancy rules.
इदम् ब्रवीत्
(and) thus tongue spoke.
Tongue. Speech.
Retained its functionality. It cried for help. the Defence mechanism became activated. Ctrl-Alt-Del
This verse 1.28a underlines a fundamental design principle. In any product, build-in the capacity for survival. When a machine comes to the researcher's lab, when a thought takes shape as a prototype, the scientist must add a SEEK- HELP mechanism. A good car or a good lathe machine will activate alarm sensors when it stalls or senses it is unable to function correctly.
A space shuttle or the latest Boeing is equipped with enough alarms to enable help to reach it well in time, so that it doesn't crash.
And a sensible human seeks advice when he realises the challenge is beyond him.
Wake up friends.
Check your motor functions. Check your central nervous system.
Don't keep limping in life.
Don't just continue with a spine that needs help but you are too busy or too ignorant to know that it is curable.
Anyways it is your life. It is the only possession you actually have. Wake up and Realise.
The huge plethora of your networks, families, duties or responsibilities is in no way an obstacle to seek fitness of mind and body.
A gentle life, a human life ain't to be made devoid of joy, good cheer or good health.
Jai Gurudev
1125am 24.7.2015 Friday. Ashtami. on board Dibrugarh Rajdhani. 1210pm at New Jalpaiguri halt. Having crossed the mighty Brahmaputra River.