*Faith, Truth & Human Nature*

Param Pujya Ma (Arpana Trust), responds to a question on faith, truth, and human nature. 1. The Nature of Faith and Divine Truth Divine Knowledge is Scientific: Ma emphasizes that everything stated by the Divine (Bhagwan) is scientifically true and provable [00:25]. The limitation lies within humans, as we are not proficient enough advocates to present and prove God's side logically [00:36]. Why Faith is Necessary: Faith acts as a catalyst. When humans struggle to accept absolute truths, faith keeps them joyful, content, and unburdened, making it easier to navigate life [00:54]. Just as ordinary life and businesses run on mutual contracts based on trust, a connection with the Divine requires infinite faith because it transcends human intellect [01:16]. 2. Human Ignorance and the Illusion of Mortality Intellectual Pride: In modern times (Kali Yuga), people are filled with intellectual pride and question why they should accept divine teachings over their own mindsets [01:43]. Denial of Death: Humans are foolishly in denial about the inevitability of death [02:20]. Even though we read about misery, pain, and deaths in newspapers daily, we foolishly believe it will not happen to us [03:20]. We remain stubbornly attached to our physical bodies [03:01]. The Reality of the Material World: Ma asks how many times a person has visited a cremation ground [04:05]. While some internalize their own mortality during a funeral, others remain distracted by worldly thoughts [04:23]. When a person dies, the worldly attachments, wealth, and relationships are left behind, and only the fruits of their karma move forward with them [05:46]. 3. Forgiveness and Purifying the Mind The Prison of Hatred: When people refuse to forgive, they harbor malice and negative thoughts, effectively making themselves prisoners of their own negativity [06:48]. Unconditional Forgiveness: Ma advocates unconditional forgiveness [07:22]. Purifying the mind leads to joy and peace, whereas keeping the mind polluted only breeds misery [07:44]. 4. Conclusion True faith belongs to those who accept the ultimate truth—that we are created by a higher power for a purpose [08:40]. Those who live without faith and truth succumb to ego, pride, and violence, which is evident in the conflicts and wars prevalent in today's world [09:03]. #arpanatrust #consciousliving #innerpeace #spiritualwisdom #gitadaily #faith #forgiveness #higherpower Please Like, Subscribe & Share See Playlists @    / @arpanaorg   Param Pujya Ma answers Seeker's question Place: Arpana Ashram, Madhuban, G.T. Road, Karnal 132037, Haryana, India Topic: Faith, Truth & Human Nature Language: English Questioner: Mark Begg Duration: 09:57mins Tape No: VHS_38_1907_1994pm-05 Credits: Audio-Video Dept. Arpana Ashram Copyright: Arpana Trust All Rights Reserved by Arpana Trust Website: https://www.arpana.org/ Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?...