One shall never eat meat even in a moment of extreme necessity, be it remains of a sacrifice; nor drink liquor, wine or intoxicating beverages even though it may be an offering to a deity.

Ane Je Maans Chhe Te To Yagnanu Shesh Hoi To Pan Aapatkadma Pan Kyarey Na Khavu Ane Tran Prakaarni Sura Ane Agiyaar Prakaarnu Madya, Te Devtaanu Naivedya Hoi, To Pan Na Pivu

My Brahmin disciples shall never drink water whish has passed through a leather vessel. They shall never consume foods like onions, garlic, etc.

Ane Jaatiye Karine Je Brahmin Hoi, Te Koyi-e Pan Charmavari Na Pivu, Ane Dungri Ne Lasan Aadik Je Abhakshya Vastu, Te Brahmin Jati Hoi, Tene Koi Prakaare Na Khavu.

What is “Vyasan?”

Vyasan is a habit or bad habit that takes soul to down step there by fading the current birth and successive birthsAddiction

What is “Mukti?”Remove or Avoid bad habits. (Mukvu)

Positive Types of VyasanSinging KirtansWaking up earlyListening to KathaReading ShastrasDoing all 5 Maansi PoojasDoing Mala before going to bedDiscussing Maharaj na Leela with friendsDoing Nitya Niyam everydayDoing seva for the Mandir and for Maharaj

Negative Types of VyasanPlaying in CasinosSmokingDrinking Alcohol Stealing from others(eg. Joban Pagi ) Drinking Tea/Coffee (all sort of caffeine)Back Biting (Gossips)Eating Outside (Restaurants)Bitting NailsSleeping during the dayDressing upChewing Gum Playing Computer Games

Disadvantages of being Vyasani(Results of having bad Vyasan)

Eating out is a waste of money, instead they can buy healthy food for their whole family Time wastingInjurious to health (Excessive smoking/drinking)People look at you in a bad way (spoils your reputation)Cannot control their anger (when people get drunk they are unaware of what they are doing and can pick fights for no reason

Some ways that we can overcome bad Vyasans

Tell your friends and family about your addiction Ask them for their support Find a new group of friends to hang out with. Have a plan to deal with cravings. Start eating well. Get enough sleep. Develop a positive outlook

•Raja Harishchandra stands as a symbol of truth among all the well-known Kings of India.•Raja Harishchandra was the son of Triksankhu, of Ishwaku lineage (Lord Rama was also of the Ishwaku lineage), and ruled Ayodhya in North India. •He was a very just and caring King, and was loved by all his subjects. •There was no want in his kingdom and people lived in comfort and happiness. •His wife Taramati and his son Rohitaksha•It is said that hearing this story helped Yudhishtra (the eldest of the Pandavas) to get over his hardship

•Simple things in life are easy to do, like speaking the truth