SYNOPSIS
As I mentioned in previous JumpStarts, unlike the 10 commandments, which are a list of “Thou Shalt Nots,” the Hindu Yamas tell one what NOT to do and the Niyamas tells us what we SHOULD do.
The first Niyama is SAUCHA – be pure.
Purity in body, mind, heart, ethics, and intention.
The rewards of purity are sound sleep, loving friends, a clear conscience, less anxiety, and the greatest benefit of all — increased happiness.
Let’s discuss SAUCHA — “thou shalt be pure” — today and discover the benefits of living a pure life.
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Thanks Will, that is right this about you, not trying to make others how you are. The focus should be on what you can do, to make better choices. Learning to be as close as possible to nature, and to who you are.
This is a great message., to start the day with.