In nature everything changes & change is the law of nature.
When you see a movie, it starts & ends after few hours i.e. Similarly plants grow from seeds & after a particular life cycle cease to exist. Say, every creature that is born in Nature lives for a limited time period & then die with time. In this Nature, everything that is there, is there for a limited time period. Let us understand a very simple thing regarding the law of Nature. Now what should be our attitude when our mind is disturbed by problems of life. We shall never enjoy our life if our mind remains in a disturbed state of mind. But if our mind remains in a disturbed, agitated state of mind, we may miss the simple beauty of a flower in our nearby place also. It is generally said that we see this world through our mind, if our mind is peaceful we see this world in a good way & enjoys the beauties of nature & love being born to enjoy this life. Natural state of our mind should be a peaceful one. Some problems we are able to solve, some unresolved ones remain in our mind which keep our mind disturbed & agitated. Everyday we encounter problems at work, problems at home, problems in our relations & also in many other situations of our life. Problems, we all have problems in our life. "Sri Krishna said: O Arjuna, Just as the extensive and all-pervading Air always remains in Space, likewise know that all creation & beings reside in Me (God)." Mat-sthanity upadharaya" (Bhagwat Gita: Chapter Nine verse 6) "Sri Krishna said: There is nothing else besides Me, Like clusters of Yarn-Beads, Formed by knots on a thread, All this world is threaded on Me (universal soul)." Sutre mani-gana iva" (Bhagwat Gita: Chapter Seven verse 7) In this way the Super soul exists, pervading everything & everybody." "Sri Krishna told Arjuna about God: Everywhere are His hands and legs, His eyes, heads and faces, and He has ears everywhere. Sarvam avrtya tishthati" (Bhagwat Gita: Chapter Thirteen verse 14) Now here below are many verses of Bhagwat Gita which explain about the Omnipresence of God: The Brahmin was released and his son was given many honors and gifts by the king. Our lives are completely in God's hand, and He does with us as He wills.” Oftentimes in a single life this occurs, and even more than once. In one life we are exalted and in another we are brought low. God perpetually lifts up and casts down every one of us. Now things are reversed, I am the king & you are a common man. One moment you were the king and I was a common man. The request was so audacious the king complied, and in a moment he was standing before the enthroned Brahmin boy who told him: “This is the answer. You come stand here and let me sit on the throne.” “To answer that,” said the boy, “we will have to change places. “You have not told me what God does all the day.”
“Because you do not ‘churn’ your mind and refine your perceptions through meditation. “Why don’t I see Him, then,” pressed the king. “Just so, agreed the boy, “and in the same way God is within all things and pervades all things.” “In what part of the milk?” asked the boy. The king objected that he had been given no answers, so the son asked: “Where was the butter before it was churned?” “The first two of your questions are now answered,” he told the king. Then the boy asked that the milk be churned into butter. The king agreed, and the son asked that a container of milk be brought to him. On the morning of that day the Brahmin’s teenage son appeared before the king and asked him if he would release his father if he-the son-would answer his questions.
In other words: he did not knew the answers. The Brahmin was appalled and terrified, because the answers to these questions were not just complex but they were impossible to formulate. “I have three questions that puzzle me, rather torment my mind always: Where is God? Why don’t I see Him? And what does God do all the day? If you can’t answer these three questions then I will have your head cut off.” One day the local king asked him to appear before him. Once upon a time, in ancient India there lived a poise Brahmin who was considered by all to be the best authority on Hindu Philosophy. But here below is a beautiful story from Hinduism which answers these questions beautifully. In this blog, earlier I have written many articles which describe about, Who is God? or about the Omnipresence of God& that God is sitting in everyone's heart. In relation to God we have generally many queries like, Who is God? Where is God? Why don’t we see Him? What does God do all the time? etc.