SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT THROUGH SPIRITUAL TRANSFORMATION FOLLOWING EGO TRANSCENDENCE

Author (s) : Dr.R.Agila & S.Mayuri

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Abstract :
As Human Being, we have seen tremendous progress and achievements in science and technology. We have learnt to fly with reliable metal birds, exploring outer planets, the phenomenon of computing has taken our lives to the next level. Smart phones have taken over our communication needs. Sometimes, we feel that phones have become smarter leaving us where we were. Having explored and understood the external world to such a great extent, how much of the inner world do we understand? We want to happiness forever and we are trying to find that happiness in material achievement. But even great material achievements fail to bring peace and happiness. Why! Because of Ego, the major cause of our emptiness, miseries and failures. What then is the solution? We are body, mind and soul. Body is apparent form, mind subtle, and formless soul is the real person. Egoistically lost in mind-body form, we experience its miseries We can attain blissful soul through spirituality ego transcendence and Sattvik karm. Spirituality comprises discovery of formless soul within, understanding its theory, and practice of its prin-ciples. This main objective of this paper is to research on egotist transcendence, non-attachment and Satvik Karm. This paper is a conceptual or literature review paper. As the paper draws upon wisdom of soul realisation, through the literature from Gita,Yogutr, and works of Swami Vive-kanand. It presents a simplified theory and practice of ego transcendence and sattvic karma. The finding of the paper suggests that the practice of ego transcendence and sattvic karma can trans-form our mindbody self-conciseness into universal-consciousness and mental-physical miser-ies into spiritual bliss and fulfillment. Blissful transformation of life and management begins with us.

Keywords : Blissful transformation, ego-transcendence, Sattvik karm, real self, soul, mind-body form, ego

Conference Date : 30/08/2019

Pages : 284

Paper ID : 19275