Dr K K Aggarwal
Once
again, it’s time to file my annual Vedic returns. I was born on
5th September, day of Janmashthmi. On this day, every year, I file my
Vedic returns of all that I have done or achieved in the last one year.
A
birthday is a reminder of our true purpose in life, towards which our actions
should be directed. These are Dharma, Artha, Kama and Moksha.
Dharma is
righteousness – doing our duty; artha is righteous earning of
the means to do our duty; these righteous acts should be directed
towards fulfilling the desires of acquiring inner happiness…Kama and Moksha.
We
must also draw up a balance sheet of the three debts that we have to pay in our
lifetime and repay them, if not paid by this time. These are: Dev rin,
Pitra rin and Rishi/Guru rin.
Our
body has been given to us by our parents, they take care of us when we are
young and so should we as they grow old; this is pitra rin. Rishi/Guru
rin is our debt to our teachers who give us knowledge and Dev
rin is our debt to God, who has given us consciousness.
The
first step is to calculate my last year’s Vedic earnings. Money alone does not
constitute all my wealth; my soul and ego-based earnings are also a part of my
total wealth.
·
Soul earnings (soul profile): Good will, respect, happiness, peace of mind,
health, blessings, friendships and knowledge
·
Ego earnings: Position and status earned, fixed assets (car, house, money),
name, fame and awards
Both
soul and ego earnings, positive and minus, should be computed in the form of
returns and submitted to the consciousness. If the result is balance, you need
to pay 30% tax to God by passing on 30% of net happiness to others. Keep
everything in circulation. This is the Law of Giving & Receiving.
Every
year on our birthday, we should contemplate on the year that has gone by and
take stock of what all has been achieved or what is left unfulfilled and define
new goals for ourselves.
Doctors
are like batsmen. Like the batsmen, doctors too cannot afford to make mistakes.
I was told by a senior mentor that to be successful at this stage in life,
you cannot afford to make mistakes. I did make a mistake last year and by the
time, I realized it, it was too late.
I am satisified that my returns were more on the positive side and less on
the negative side.
I
thank each one of you for the blessings and wishes today.
Dr KK Aggarwal
Padma
Shri Awardee
Vice
President CMAAO
Group
Editor-in-Chief IJCP Publications
President
Heart Care Foundation of India
Immediate Past National President IMA
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