The nurturing has its own importance because it follows natural laws and principles, and mother, who gives birth to a baby exhibits these in the most natural and practical way. Thus, motherhood is to give the mystic touch to the child, the way it deals with the visible world. We have another word, the Sansar. It means that the visible world is because of our doubt; this doubt is accepting it real.
We usually understand and accept that the fruits and veggies rotten and similarly all other things, whether living or dead always decay. If we ignore the important fact that all that is, visible is prone to decay in the due course. We learn to manage our time and energy.
Otherwise, we dwell on the false hopes, which are just expectations, not accepting that people, places and the things change.
The person without good Sanskaras is not able to accept this natural change. It gives the misery and sorrow in the life. The child has the mystic curiosity, which only the mother can explain. If these mystic questions do not receive answers, the child becomes without having the touch of the Sanskaras.
Thus, one nurtures a sick look at the world with having many emotional and mental problems. Thus, mystically the mother is the best teacher for imparting good Sanskaras, how she needs to learn it as the self-felt feelings, so that she may impart it. Now, the Sanskara is the proper installation of the software that runs life, if we want to laugh in a modern way. Thanks!
© Dr. Harmander Singh (© Protected and archived by WorldWideOCR.com Seal™ File)
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