M A N I A C A L T E N D E N C I E S D R S H R I N I W A S K A S H A L I K A R
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Maniacal tendencies refer to desires that become excessive, unreasonable, coercive, and violent. Severe forms of mania can be dangerous. To prevent maniacal tendencies, one should introspect to determine how reasonable and important their desires are, and whether fulfilling those desires could harm others. Repeating a mantra like "namasmaran" can help avert disasters caused by maniacal tendencies by providing quiet and peace, even for those without religious beliefs.
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- 4. This would preclude many desires which are unreasonable and not so very important even to you. Secondly it is worth finding out how much you are likely to harm others; in fulfilling desires which are, so to say, important to you. Many times mania may manifest as undue restlessness. Your own quiet and peaceful existence may appear to be passive and redundant and hence defeatist to you; yourself!
- 5. Do not worry. Try NAMASMARAN irrespective of your beliefs and nonbeliefs! It is most likely avert many incidences of disasters in your life including those caused by maniacal tendencies! DR. SHRINIWAS KASHALIKAR