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(9/11) Control Six Urges His Divine Grace Om Vishnupad
(ওহে) বৈষ্ণব ঠাকুর দয়ার সাগর
(ohe) vaisnava thakura dayara sagara 'O worshippable Vaishnav, an ocean of grace, be merciful to this servant. Please give me the shade of your feet, please purify me. I clasp your feet.'
ছয় বেগ দমি' ছয় দোষ শোধি
chhaya vega dami' chhaya dosa sodhi' 'Please subjugate the six urges, rectify the six defects and bestow the six good qualities upon this servant. Please give me the six kinds of good association. I am waiting and yearning for this association.' (Saranagati, Srila Bhaktivinod Thakur) It is necessary to give up the six urges, six defects, and it is necessary to show six good qualities. And before you can do that, you should first ask, 'What are these six urges, defects and good qualities?' Srila Rupa Goswamipad said:
বাচো বেগং মনসঃ ক্রোধবেগং
vacho vegam manasah krodha-vegam 'A sober person who can tolerate (1) the urge of speech, (2) the urge of the mind, (3) the urge of anger, (4) the urge of the tongue, (5) the urge of the belly and (6) the urge of the genitals is qualified to make disciples all over the world.' (Sri Upadesamrita, Srila Rupa Goswamipad) (1) Vacho-vegam means the urge of speech. Will you speak to everyone anyhow you please? No. You must speak in such a way that the other person does not feel hurt. You must control your mouth (vacha) and (2) tongue (jihva). Controlling your tongue means watching what you eat:
জিহ্বার লালসে যেই ইতি-উতি ধায় ।
jihvara lalase yei iti-uti dhaya 'One who is subservient to the tongue and who thus goes here and there, devoted to the genitals and the belly, cannot attain Krishna.' (Sri Chaitanya-charitamrita, 3.6.227) Do not speak to others in such a way that they feel hurt in their mind and heart. You must think about this. (3) Mano-vegam means you must control your mind – do not do whatever your mind tells you to do. You see a pretty girl walking down the street and your mind will keep remembering her. You must control your mind: 'No, she is like a mother to me.' This is how you control your mind. (4) Krodha-vegam means the urge of anger. (5) Udara-vegam means the urge of stomach. Our stomaches always only eat and eat – you eat a full meal, but then your stomach will still ask for forty more luchis, and after that it will ask for two kilograms of mangoes. Greed comes from food. You take prasad full stomach, but when you walk down the street and see some singara (samosas), you feel like having some. No. Do not do this. Control what you eat. (6) Upastha-vegam is when a husband and a wife unite – this, too, must be controlled. Do not be overly attached to your wife or husband. These are the six urges. Will you remember them? I will come in one year and ask you about them. I listed these urges at the end of our calendars.
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