How To Deal With Wife

By Dr. Hare Krishna Chandrasekaran

This book encompasses very useful marriage hints from the author who has a track record of leading a successful married life for 40 years. These hints are based on Lord Krishna’s instructions from the Bhagavad Gita which are derived from another context and are laced with rip-roaring laughter.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Pustaka Digital Media
• Release date: Jun 14, 2022
• ISBN: 6580555008431

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Table of Contents

COMPELLING REASONS FOR READING THE GITA

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

From the Editor's Desk

INTRODUCTION

Chapter 1 - Desirable Qualities: acquire more

Topic - 1 Perform duty

Topic - 2 Equanimity

Topic - 3 Tolerance

Topic - 4 Treat everyone equally

Topic - 5 Forgiveness

Topic - 6 Patience

Topic - 7 Self-control

Topic - 8 Morality

Topic - 9 Arjavam

Chapter 2 - Undesirable Qualities: get rid of most of these

Topic - 10 Anger (control it)

Topic - 11 Ego (is the enemy)

Topic - 12 Envy (eliminate it)

Topic - 13 Laziness (give it up)

Topic - 14 Pride (be devoid of)

Topic - 15 Desire (reduce it)

Topic - 16 Illegal activities (never do)

Topic - 17 Hate (conquer it)

Topic - 18 Greed (gate to hell)

Chapter 3 - Grand design of the lord

Topic - 19 Art of dying

Topic - 20 Spirtuality

Topic - 21 God is directing us at every step

Topic - 22 Thinking that you are the doer

Topic - 23 Understanding God

Topic - 24 Conquering lust

Topic - 25 Pious action

Topic - 26 Total surrender

Topic - 27 Akarma

Topic - 28 How to get rid of material miseries

Topic - 29 How to get what you lack

Topic - 30 Soul changes the body

Topic - 31 Steadiness of mind

Topic - 32 Karma yoga

Chapter 4 - Common problems in married life

Topic - 33 Excessive speaking

Topic - 34 Food

Topic - 35 Animal killing

Topic - 36 Plotting / Scheming

Topic - 37 Gifting

Topic - 38 Doubt

Topic - 39 Violence

Topic - 40 Fault finding

Topic - 41 Honour / Dishonour

Topic - 42 Possessiveness

Topic - 43 Blinded by wealth

Topic - 44 Missing support in times of distress

Topic - 45 Neglecting duty

Chapter 5 - Magic Mantra for successful married life

Topic - 46 De-stressing after work

Topic - 47 Propagation of life

Topic - 48 Devotion to God

Topic - 49 Cleanliness

Topic - 50 Truthfulness

Topic - 51 How to speak

Topic - 52 Carry out exemplary actions

Topic - 53 Reduce material sense pleasures

Topic - 54 Know your goal

Topic - 55 Satisfaction

Topic - 56 Avoid forbidden action

Topic - 57 Avoid disturbance of mind

Topic - 58 Abstain from bad activities

Topic - 59 Don’t expect results

Topic - 60 Think Analytically

Topic - 61 Importance of women’s quality life

Chapter 6 - Important highlights: remember and follow

Topic - 62 Influence of Astrology

Topic - 63 Family traditions

Topic - 64 Am I winning or losing ?

Topic - 65 Soul never undergos any change

Topic - 66 Fighting opportunities are plenty

Topic - 67 What is AATATAAYINA ?

Topic - 68 Attachment to relatives

Topic - 69 Peace formula

Topic - 70 Avoid basic sin

Topic - 71 Read Gita

COMPELLING REASONS FOR READING THE GITA

Once there was an old man ‘Hare Krishna’ living with his grandson Hrishikesh. He used to train Hrishikesh in spirituality. He was insisting on Bhagavad Gita recitation by Hrishikesh. Hrishikesh followed obediently

without questioning. One day he asked his grandfather Grandpa, you are insisting that I should recite Gita and I am doing so. What is the use of this when if I can neither understand nor remember the Gita slokas? Why are you compelling me to do this exercise when there are no results? Grandfather just smiled and asked him to bring the bamboo basket which was used for keeping coal. He asked Hrishikesh to take that basket to the nearby river and bring water in it.The water used to leak out and the basket was always near-empty when Hrishikesh brought it home.

After a month, Hrishikesh asked grandfather the purpose of this exercise. Hare Krishna smiled and told Hrishikesh to take a look at the basket. Hrishikesh found that the once-black basket, has now become spotlessly clean. Hare Krishna said, "When