4 kinds of people, by Javier Figuerola or Haripada dasa
I agree that Srila Prabhupada taught us that there are 4 classes of people, the first called karmis or fruitive workers, these people work very hard to gain material benefits and the basis of his life is the pleasure of your senses, in Srimad Bhagavatam 5 , 5, 4, appoints saying that materialists who work hard like dogs and pigs, just to please your senses really are crazy. They just do all kinds of abominable activities to satisfy your senses. Materialistic activities are not at all worthy of an intelligent person, because as a result of such activities one gets a material body, which is full of suffering. The second class are called mental speculators, these people are trying to break free from suffering, birth, death, old age and disease, they think if I founded in God will be immortal and cease to suffer, but it is considered that their knowledge it is impure because it has no information about devotional service, and they forget the direct worship of the lotus feet of the Supreme Personality of Godhead. The third class are the yogis, they want mystic power, in India there was a yogi who was naked and police locked him in prison and his mystical power to become smaller than an atom out of the prison, modern yoga has nothing to do with it, that's gymnastics, yoga means the science of the relationship with God, but modern yogis are all atheists, and the fourth class are the pure devotees of God or Krishna, they just want to satisfy God or Krishna and His devotees, and are the only people free of fear, the causes of fear is not knowing what will happen in the future, envy and lack of love.
Karmis want gratification of their senses, mental speculators want to get rid of suffering and yogis want mystic power, these three kinds of people live full of anxieties, but devotees of God or Krishna are free from material desires, so they are only peaceful people there.
Thought to ponder:
"To you I will stop deceiving when you stop deceiving others."
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I agree that Srila Prabhupada taught us that there are 4 classes of people, the first called karmis or fruitive workers, these people work very hard to gain material benefits and the basis of his life is the pleasure of your senses, in Srimad Bhagavatam 5 , 5, 4, appoints saying that materialists who work hard like dogs and pigs, just to please your senses really are crazy. They just do all kinds of abominable activities to satisfy your senses. Materialistic activities are not at all worthy of an intelligent person, because as a result of such activities one gets a material body, which is full of suffering. The second class are called mental speculators, these people are trying to break free from suffering, birth, death, old age and disease, they think if I founded in God will be immortal and cease to suffer, but it is considered that their knowledge it is impure because it has no information about devotional service, and they forget the direct worship of the lotus feet of the Supreme Personality of Godhead. The third class are the yogis, they want mystic power, in India there was a yogi who was naked and police locked him in prison and his mystical power to become smaller than an atom out of the prison, modern yoga has nothing to do with it, that's gymnastics, yoga means the science of the relationship with God, but modern yogis are all atheists, and the fourth class are the pure devotees of God or Krishna, they just want to satisfy God or Krishna and His devotees, and are the only people free of fear, the causes of fear is not knowing what will happen in the future, envy and lack of love.
Karmis want gratification of their senses, mental speculators want to get rid of suffering and yogis want mystic power, these three kinds of people live full of anxieties, but devotees of God or Krishna are free from material desires, so they are only peaceful people there.
Thought to ponder:
"To you I will stop deceiving when you stop deceiving others."
http//alimentosparalapaz.blogspot.com http//haripadadasa.blogspot.com
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