What is Celibacy/ Brahmcharya

       What is   celibacy

 In Sanskrit, the word Brahma means God or the creator and Charya means his search.  That is, the search for the soul means celibacy.  In common parlance, celibacy is considered to be abstinence or abstinence from sex.  From the spiritual point of view, it is also believed that abstinence from sex by mind, deed and thought is celibacy.

 Brahmacharya is one of the fundamental pillars of yoga.  Brahmacharya means living a sattvik life, protecting one's semen from auspicious thoughts, meditating on the Lord and acquiring knowledge.  It is also the first ashram of Vedic religion Varnashram, according to which it is of 0-25 years of age and following which the students have to take education for future life.  Extraordinary knowledge can be attained by brahmacharya.  All the sages of the Vedic period and present times have asked to follow it.  The more necessary air is to be taken in our life, the more important is celibacy.  For thousands of years before today, our sages have been doing penance of celibacy because by following it we can attain all the happiness of this world.

 Nowadays, due to the increasing influence of sex and sex, many crimes have started happening in the society.  The mentality of the youth is getting worse due to the influence of pornography and internet.  Due to this, mental and physical weaknesses have started growing in the youth.  The youth starts on the path of fruit even before they are fully developed.  An example of this is before us that the wise gardener cuts off the premature fruit on the plant so that it can fully develop.  This plant grows up to be tasty and gives more and longer fruits.  The same rule applies to humans as well.  Knowing brahmacharya, you can be free from these vices.

 Brahmacharya has infinite powers.

 Brahmacharya is of utmost importance in Hinduism.

 Brahmacharya is said to be the supreme austerity among all austerities.

 Brahmacharya is our spiritual power.

 Regarding celibacy, it has been said that the fruit of the observance of celibacy is like the teachings of the four Vedas.

 Brahmacharya is the one who gives immortality.  To be immortal does not only mean not to die, but also to immortalize one's name through actions.

 * Bhishma Pitamah, Swami Vivekananda, Hanuman ji, Parashuram and Narada Muni all of them have attained immortality by following celibacy.

  * Brahmacharya and point power…*

 * In ancient times, on receiving blessings from elders, it was said to be a semen.

 * It is said in the Puranas

 Maranam Bindu Paten, Jeevanam Bindu Dharanam.

 The fall of the point is death and holding is life.

 * Swami Ramtirth ji has said in relation to semen – By accumulating semen, it becomes life and ascends through the Sushumna nadi and is converted into knowledge.

 * makes celibate powerful…

 The origin of the word Veer is also visible from the semen.  There is amazing power in semen.

 * When semen is preserved through celibacy, then a wonderful power is created in the person.  Such a person is Paramvir and always victorious.

 Brahmacharya is said to be the ultimate force in Vaidik Shastra.Brahmacharyam Param Balam.

 * In Muhurta astrology, it is said that war and travel should not be done after sex, otherwise there is loss.

 * Brahmacharya increases the brightness of the face, which if any person goes in front of someone, then he definitely wins, the other person is affected by him.

 * There is always a radiance and shine on the face of the brahmachari.  Such persons have a different effect of their own, they can be recognized separately in the crowd of thousands.

 * Those who follow celibacy are free from defects.

 * The intellect of such people is used in good paths.

 * Brahmacharis are of religious nature and are the ones who bring light to the name of their family.

 * Guru Gobind Singh Ji Maharaj has said:-

  "Take control of your senses, observe celibacy, by this you will remain strong and shine."

 * Bhishma Pitamah had said-

 "To give up the kingdom of the three worlds, to give up the right to heaven, if there is anything better than this, give up that too but do not break celibacy."

  *truth*

 Truth is the truth but is it dear and beneficial to others and who is speaking that speech.  Maiya Yashoda is the nurturing mother of Lord Krishna and is not the giver of birth.  This is true but Lord Krishna is careful, then who will tell this truth to the mother and how much sweet voice has to be spoken for her.  The child is sick, what does the mother tell the child to take the medicine, the son is sweet, but what does he drink by mixing honey in bitter medicine.  The child also gets cured by taking that medicine and does not even know that he has consumed bitter medicine.  Sayings are true but bitter can hurt others.  How to say it depends on you, how sweetly you say it and how using words.  We are truthful, so we are not worried about anyone, we say things on anyone's face, it will not work.  It is said to use discretion and what to say while

saying such a truth which is not beneficial to others, it is said that the use of speech power in creative work is the penance of speech.  By stopping the use of harsh words with the restraint of speech, we can make good use of the power saved by true, loving and beneficial speech in self-study.  You can do it in meditation.  This is what makes us happy.