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Posted by CHAITANYA SAI on June 6, 2016 at 3:18pm in Krishna

THERE IS PERSON NAMED SAI 

THERE ARE VERY POOR FAMILY,HIS FATHER'S INCOME PER MONTH PER MONTH IS 8000/- 

HE CAN STUDY WELL. HIS ATTAINED 10 GPA IN 10th STANDARD RECENTLY HE ATTAINED 92% IN

INTERMEIDATE NOW HE WANT TO CHOOSE A BETTER UNIVERSITY

HE MAY THINK THAT IT CAN BE (LPU-LOVELY PROFESSIONAL UNIVERSITY) BUT THEIR PARENTS SAID

THAT THEY CAN'T BEAR THE FEE SO HE COMPROMISED AND ASKED A BETTER UNIVERSITY TO HIM SO THEY TAUGHT IT CAN BE A LOCAL ENGINEERING COLLEGE BUT HE HAD NO INTEREST IN LOCAL COLLEGE SO HE WANT GO TO OUT OF HIS LOCAL STATE AND STUDY ENGINEERING THEIR TO EARN GOOD JOB FOR THAT HE WAS FIGHTING WITH IS PARENTS AND TREATING AS RUDE PEOPLE SO HE KNOW THAT HE WAS WRONG SO.....

           GIVE HIM A NICE SUGGESTION PRABHUJI'S AND MATAJI'S  

THANKING U 

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    Radha Rasamayi DD June 8, 2016 at 11:50am

    Hare Krsna Prabhuji,

    PAMHO.

    Sai has to understand his family situation and arrive at a workaround. His father cannot support his education, so he has to find a way to fund his own education - it could be part time work, tuitions or something like that, or it could be takinga n education loan, or getting someone to sponsor his education (in return for a future promise of course).

    There is no need to be rude. ONe has to understand one's constraints and find a work around. Thats all.

    Haribol,

    YOur servant,

    Radha Rasamayi DD

  • 3ruf705dlznca June 7, 2016 at 2:40pm

    SB 11.17.57 — “O my poor elderly parents, and my wife with a mere infant in her arms, and my other young children! Without me they have absolutely no one to protect them and will suffer unbearably. How can my poor relatives possibly live without me?”
    SB 11.17.58 — Thus, because of his foolish mentality, a householder whose heart is overwhelmed by family attachment is never satisfied. Constantly meditating on his relatives, he dies and enters into the darkness of ignorance.
     
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    SB 11.18.42 — The main religious duties of a sannyāsī are equanimity and nonviolence, whereas for the vānaprastha austerity and philosophical understanding of the difference between the body and soul are prominent. The main duties of a householder are to give shelter to all living entities and perform sacrifices, and the brahmacārī is mainly engaged in serving the spiritual master.
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    SB 4.8.41 — Any person who desires the fruits of the four principles religiosity, economic development, sense gratification and, at the end, liberation, should engage himself in the devotional service of the Supreme Personality of Godhead, for worship of His lotus feet yields the fulfillment of all of these.
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    Considering all that, those who are intelligent and faithful enough should not waste the time and effort on material education and job.

    SB 11.17.57
    SB 11.17.57
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