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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Sow Sweet Fruits But Not Bitter Fruits
As long as our senses dominate our thinking, we remain ignorant of the real order of the creation. Until we are in conscious contact with the word, we are limited by our physical perspective and our understanding remains distorted. As lord Jesus said:-
Oye ye of little faith!
Seek ye first the kingdom of God and His righteousness
And all these entire thing shall be added unto you
Lacking spiritual knowledge, we identify our selves the physical and give priority to tangible, material goals. If we had real faith in what we profess- that our reality is eternal and that in this life, we simply are going through destiny- we would surrender ourselves to the Divine Will. But our faith is half backed, our knowledge, fractional, because we are not yet in touch with who we are. In the Buddhist scriptures it says:-
The fool is tormented, thinking,
“These sons belong to me.”
“This wealth belongs to me.”
Sunil Sachwani
The Author Mr. Sunil Sachwani, was born in April 1964 and
is a Mumbai resident, professionally he is a banker in free time after
banking hours he spends time in performing various duties such as
household work and writing articles and books.
He writes articles for his Bank’s magazine called
“Taarangan” which is published by Bank of India quarterly for the
staff of the Bank of India. In 1995 he was inspired by his father-in-
law, who as a senior citizen used to write books.
The author has written three books in a period of 8-9
days of privilege leave. The author possesses the ability of how to
utilize the spare time! So, this is one such example keeping busy in
his daily life.
