The document compares humans and animals, noting that while they share basic functions like eating, reproducing, and using senses, humans uniquely possess the power of thought. It states that one's thoughts and emotions directly influence actions in life. It concludes by emphasizing that purifying one's thoughts through reflection on spiritual texts like the Bhagavad Gita can help lead to purified words and deeds, ultimately achieving bliss and liberation.

1. Thought

2. Animal does labour for food

3. So the man does

4. Animal Reproduces

5. So the man does

6. Animals enjoy the sense organs

7. So the man does

8. What is the difference between Both?

9. Man has power to Think before act Animal does not have the same and

10. Thinking process is power available to human being only

11. And if the flow of same can be directed, it becomes a creative power

12. When we think of going to a club we proceed towards club ] and not to market, office or theatre

13. Our strong emotions materialises into action Our outer actions are clear indications of our pattern of thinking and emotions

14. In Bhagawad Geeta Lord Says to Arjuna “ Whatever object one remembers while leaving the body, That alone is reached by him” – be it a dog or a god

15. After the death of physical body, the destination for the subtle body is decided on the basis of thinking pattern, which one has contemplated for whole life

16. The life’s foremost aim should be purification of thought

17. Purified thought will lead to purified words and action

18. and this will help in the path of bliss and liberation

19. www.vedantijeevan.com [email_address] “ Bhagwat Geeta is a great Hand- Book of practical living. It is a hand-book of instructions as to how every human being can come to live the subtle philosophical principles of Vedanta in the actual work-a-day World” Swami Chinmayananda