The document discusses defining the greatest power. It argues that feeling powerful when implementing ideas and helpless when unable to do so leads people to seek political, money, and muscle power. However, even when implementing some ideas through such powers, people later feel boastful but unfulfilled or regretful. Conversely, failing to implement some ideas due to lack of power can make one happy to have avoided negative consequences. True power, the document suggests, is the ability to conceive and implement ideas that never let one down and fully satisfy. It is said this greatest power comes from the practice of NAMASMARAN.

1. THE
GREATEST
POWER
DR
SHRINIWAS
KASHALIKAR

2. Can we define the greatest power?
Is it the ability to implement our ideas?
Often we think that way!
That is why; when we are able to implement our ideas; we feel
all powerful and that is also why; we feel weak, helpless and
miserable, when we cannot implement them!
This is also why; we seek political power, money power,
muscle power, brand power etc!
But strangely; even if we are able to implement some of our
ideas; through such powers; later we feel boastful but
unfulfilled, deceived, drained, repentant or frustrated!
Conversely; even if we fail to implement some of our ideas;
due to lack of such powers; we feel happy and relieved for
having averted unforeseen deadly consequences of our ideas!
In view of this; is it not true that we need to conceive and
implement ideas, which would never let us down and would
surely fulfill us?
The greatest ever power is the ability to conceive and
implement impeccable and fully satisfying ideas! It is said by
the great people that such greatest power is inbuilt in the
practice of NAMASMARAN.