10. " AS THE MIND, SO THE MAN"

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Chapter-3.

Section-1

Mantram-10.




1. In this mantram, is the great secret of success, discussed for everyone who chooses to make use of it in all his activities.


2.Probably, this was exactly the secret behind the unforgettable success the ancient Bharatham  had in all fields of activity, including the material.


3. "Man is the man"is a accepted truth by western psychology also, and yet its  obvious corollary has been missed by them.


4. The Bharatheeya Rishies not only declared, "As the mind, so the man," but also lived up to this philosophy and discovered in it an answer to all our deficiencies and incapacities.


5. Hence, whatever sphere the man of purified nature desires,


6. whatever objects he fixes his heart upon,


7. he obtains those worlds and those objects.


8. Therefore, he who is desirous of prosperity should honour the man of Self-realisation.


Ends Chapter-3. Section-1.    




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