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10 FAM - Harmony in the Family.ppt
1. Lecture 10
Harmony in the Family
Family – the Basic Unit of Human
Interaction
Values in Human-to-Human
Relationship
2.
3. 3
Human Being
Human Being is co-existence of Self and Body
The Self is central to human existence
The Body is used as an instrument by the Self
The need of the Self is continuous happiness. For this, the program of
the Self is:
To understand harmony &
To live in harmony
Physical facility is required only for the nurturing, protection and right
utilisation of the body
at all levels of being
1. As an individual human being
2. As a member of the family
3. As a member of society
4. As an unit in nature/existence
4. 4
Family
The family is the next larger order – it is the basic unit or building block
of human organisation
In the family, there are parents, grandparents, brothers, sisters, children,
old people, uncles, aunts, cousins; and so many relatives and friends…
Our basic grooming for living in relationship begins in the family
The major issue in family is that of relationship
To live in relationship, it is essential to understand relationship
Without understanding relationship, isn’t possible to fulfil relationship…
e.g. Not speaking to each other… for days… opposition, divorce…
5. 6
Relationship
These are the four aspects to understand about relationship
1. Relationship is – between one self (I1) and another self (I2)
2. There are feelings in relationship – in one self (I1) for the other self (I2)
3. These feelings can be recognized – they are definite (9 Feelings)
4. Their fulfilment, evaluation leads to mutual happiness
We will explore each of these aspects one by one
6. 7
1. Relationship is – between one self (I1) and other self (I2)
Of course the relationship is between one human being and another
human being
Now if you look at the human being, who is recognising the relationship
– the self or the body?
One self is recognising the relationship with another self
So, in that sense,
the relationship is between one self (I1) and other self (I2)
The body is used as an instrument by both of them
7. 8
1. Relationship is – between one self (I1) and another self (I2)
We can see that the relationship is something which is there, not that we
have to make relationship
We are related to each other – whether we understand it or not
The relationship is already there, we only need to understand it
When we understand relationship
We are able to see that relationship is there
We are able to accept the relationship and
think in terms of fulfilling the relationship
When we don’t understand it, the relationship is still there but:
We are not able to see the relationship
We are not able to accept the relationship and therefore
We are not able to fulfill the relationship
8. 10
2. There are feelings in relationship – in one self for the other self
Feelings are in the self or in the body?
So there are feelings in relationship
– in one self (I1) for the other self (I2)
We can see that the core thing in relationship are the feelings
And one can understand this only when one can understand the self
So if one does not understand the Self, one can not understand the
relationship
The major crisis we are facing in relationship today is because of the
failure to understand the Self
We are trying to assume relationship on the basis of body and trying to
fulfill relationship on the basis of body, and it does not work, inspite of
all good intentions
9. 11
3. These feelings can be recognized – they are definite (9 Feelings)
These are the 9 feelings
We can identify them, investigate them and understand that these are
the feelings naturally acceptable to us in relationship with the other
human being
1- Trust fo”okl FOUNDATION VALUE
2- Respect lEeku
3- Affection Lusg
4- Care eerk
5- Guidance okRlY;
6- Reverence J)k
7- Glory xkSjo
8- Gratitude —rKrk
9- Love izse COMPLETE VALUE
10. 12
3. These feelings can be recognized – they are definite (9 Feelings)
Each of us can investigate if these feelings are naturally acceptable to
us or not
What is naturally acceptable to you?
Feeling of trust or mistrust, opposition?
Feeling of respect or disrespect?
Feeling of affection or jealousy?
Feeling of care or exploitation?
Feeling of guidance or misguidance, confusion?
Feeling of reverence or irreverence?
Feeling of glory or inglorious feelings?
Feeling of gratitude or ingratitude?
Feeling of love or hatred?
11. 13
3. These feelings can be recognized – they are definite (9 Feelings)
Feeling in relationship:
Are these feelings naturally acceptable to you?
Are these feelings naturally acceptable to the other?
1- Trust fo”okl FOUNDATION VALUE
2- Respect lEeku
3- Affection Lusg
4- Care eerk
5- Guidance okRlY;
6- Reverence J)k
7- Glory xkSjo
8- Gratitude —rKrk
9- Love izse COMPLETE VALUE
12. 14
4. Their fulfilment, evaluation leads to mutual happiness
These feelings are naturally acceptable to me. Therefore having these
feelings in myself leads to my happiness
These feelings are naturally acceptable to the other, therefore their
fulfillment leads to happiness of the other
Can you see that problems in relationship are due to the absence of one
or more of these feelings? We try to compensate with physical facility..
When you have these feelings in you, does it lead to your happiness?
When you express them to the other, does it lead to happiness of the
other?
Evaluation is required to verify
whether I have these feelings or not
whether I have expressed these feelings to the other or not
whether it has reached to the other or not… and ultimately
whether the result is mutual happiness or not
13. 15
Analysis of Current Situation
Generally, we are unhappy because these feelings are not in us
(since we have not understood relationship, feelings in relationship)
We try to get feelings (like respect) from the other in so many ways
(build big houses, wear fashionable clothes, get special haircuts, etc.)
If the other expresses these feelings to us, we feel happy
If the other does not express these feelings to us, we feel unhappy
The other is also trying to get these feelings from us!
It is like everyone is begging for feelings (like respect) and everybody’s
bowl is empty
14. 16
The Way Forward
The most fundamental thing is to understand these feelings. If I
understand these feelings then I have these feelings in me
If I understand the feeling of respect, I have feeling of respect within me
If I have feeling of respect, I am comfortable (in harmony) within myself.
This leads to my happiness
When I am happy, I naturally express the feeling of respect to the other.
This makes the other happy
In this way, understanding the feeling, having the feeling, expressing the
feeling and its right evaluation leads to mutual happiness
15. 17
Harmony in the Family
1. Relationship is – between one self (I1) and another self (I2)
2. There are feelings in relationship – in one self (I1) for the other self
(I2)
3. These feelings can be recognized – they are definite (9 Feelings)
4. Their fulfilment, evaluation leads to mutual happiness
Feelings in relationship:
From the next lecture, we can start exploring each of these feelings one
by one…
1- Trust fo”okl FOUNDATION VALUE
2- Respect lEeku
3- Affection Lusg
4- Care eerk
5- Guidance okRlY;
6- Reverence J)k
7- Glory xkSjo
8- Gratitude —rKrk
9- Love izse COMPLETE VALUE
17. 19
Self Reflection
1. Reflect on your notion of relationship – is it based on the self or on
the body?
2. When you think about relationship, what is central
Feelings or
sensation and physical facility
3. Do you think about
Ensuring these feeling in yourself and expressing them to the other or
Geting these feelings from the other
4. When you think of relationship, do you think of it within your family or
also outside your family? (What is the scope of relationship for you)
5. Find out what effort is being made in our school and college
education to understand relationship, and then to practice living in
relationship? Then find out what is required to be done starting from
home… to school… to college and in society…
19. 21
FAQ
1. I can see that it is possible to understand relationship. if I
understand it, but my spouse does not, then… How to go about it?
2. What about the negative feelings like anger? These are also there
3. What is the difference between feelings and emotions?
4. One more possibility is to live separately, not have to worry about
relationship. Like when I lived in the hostel, I did not have to worry
about the family. So isn’t being independent another solution?