The Standards Of the Strong
- No God(s) shall come before “the Self”. For we are the Masters of our own destiny. Mankind must learn to metamorphose into Godhood! Those who rely on an invisible crutch are deemed the lowest on the food chain.
- Life should be led like a Wolf. Be loyal to your pack and alert to all that enter your domain. Choose your kindred wisely and know your enemies.
- To create something that is strong, one should use quality materials. The same must be done in the making of an elite mind.
- Never forget those who have betrayed you, because a leopard is unable to change its spots. They may camouflage themselves, but their true colors still remain.
- Always stand proud for what you believe in, no matter how much it may not be accepted. Hiding in the shadows is not the way of the strong. Lurking and hiding are two totally different things. Lurk in the Dark, Don’t hide!
- The weak should be avoided like the plague unless you can obtain something selfish from dealing with them. Never let these leeches suck your blood dry. True weakness is state of being, not a matter of physical strength. And real strength is standing on your own two feet.
- Indulge in all of life’s pleasures, instead of wallowing in pathetic misery. Life is here and now. Live it to the fullest! Fulfill the desires of your Mind, Body and Spirit.
- Victory should be praised at all times and failure unaccepted. Conquests are the goals in life. Losing a battle doesn’t mean you have lost the war! Strive to be the best!
- One must take responsibility for his/her own actions, whether it be positive or negative. Do the deed, accept the consequences.
- The fulfillment of his ambitions would depend on his willing submission to discipline, the conquest of idleness....
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"No God(s) come before the 'Self'"...
What is the Self?
A view...
"The Self is never born, nor does He ever die. Nor is it that having come to exist, He will again cease to exist. He is ever Unborn, Eternal, Immutable, and ever Existent. He perishes not when the body perishes."
"Weapons can cleave Him not, nor can fire burn Him; the water moistens Him not, nor can the wind dry Him."
"The Self cannot be cut, nor can He be burnt; He cannot be moistened nor can He be dried. The Self is undoubtedly eternal, all-pervading, immovable, and timeless."
Ch. 2; Shlokas 20, 23, 24; Bhagvad Gita
Comments?
i agree with amritanshu ,'blessed..' doesnt know about what he's talkin about ...he has totally taken a animal view of what humans are forgetting that we have somethin called 'higher intelligence' .a completely ignorant thought a bewildered mind can outerageously think..
k bless him
I don't think Abhinav has actually understood what i tried to convey..
Yes i believe in the primal instinct of survival every human is born with..
To be true i can't relate with Bhagwad Gita.. It hurts when i cut myself.. i am getting old and i would eventually die..
I don't understand or can relate to the "self" Bhagwad Gita elaborates on..
@ Abhinav Narain Read the book Lord of the Flies by William Golding
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