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To help others doesn’t necessarily mean to help someone with money alone. We can also help one another with our physical strength, our intellect or even with good behaviour. For example, we can run errands for those in need; if someone is in difficulty, we speak a few kind words to comfort them; If someone needs something, we buy it for them. We can give old clothes to the poor ...

The simplest answer to how to be happy in life is to think about the happiness of others. Param Pujya Dada Bhagwan says, “If a person were to use his mind, speech and body for the happiness of others, then he would never be short of happiness in worldly life.” Ultimately, when a human being attains Self-realization, eternal happiness is attained in life. But until Self-realizati...

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Karma works in a scientific and natural manner. Newton’s third law is the answer to how does karma work: Each action has an equal and opposite reaction. This also justifies: “What you sow, so shall you reap.” For example, if you sow mango seeds (action), you get mangoes (equal reaction) from the seeds (opposite reaction), not apples. Here, sowing is the action, reaction is from...

In worldly life, we often say, “You reap what you sow!” If you harm others, you will end up harming yourself. But we don’t truly understand how to prevent that harm from occurring. We know we should serve our parents, do good for others, and that doing so leads to happiness – but we lack the practical method to make it happen. As a result, it is like being given the answer in ma...