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The Practice of Humanity
This Is the True Practice of Humanity Dadashri: What religion do you currently practice? Questioner: I practice humanity (maanav dharma).
Dadashri: What is considered as the practice of humanity?
Questioner: Peace, that is it!
Dadashri: No. Peace is the result of practicing humanity. But what do you practice in terms of humanity?
Questioner: There is nothing to practice. Do not keep any factions, that is it. To not observe any castes; that is referred to as the practice of humanity.
Dadashri: No, that is not considered the practice of humanity.
Questioner: Then what is the practice of humanity?
Dadashri: What is the practice of humanity? I will tell you a little. The entire matter is a very expansive thing, but let us discuss some of it. In brief, you should not be instrumental in hurting any human being. Leave aside the issue of hurting other animals, but if you take care of humans alone such that, “I absolutely should not be instrumental in hurting anyone,' then that is the practice of humanity.
Otherwise, what is actually referred to as the practice of humanity? If you are a boss and you are strongly reprimanding an employee, then at that moment the thought should occur to you, 'If I were the employee, how would I feel?' If such a thought were to arise, then you would reprimand him within limits; you would not say anything beyond that. If you are causing harm to someone else, then at that moment, you would have the thought, 'I am causing harm to someone else, but how would I feel if someone caused harm to me?'
| SR No. | 034336 |
| Book Title | The Practice Of Humanity |
| Original Sutra Author | N/A |
| Author | Dada Bhagwan |
| Publisher | Dada Bhagwan Aradhana Trust |
| Publication Year | |
| Total Pages | 44 |
| Language | English |
| Classification | Book_Other |
| File Size | 1 MB |