IDEAL FAMILY MAN : Charity, Austerity, Sacrifice
An Ideal family man must be austere by raising early in the morning attending Mangal Arathi, Guru Puja, Chanting Japa, Following vows like Ekadashi Fasting, etc, he must give up Sinful activities like Meat-Eating, Gambling, Intoxication, Illicit Sex, etc. An Ideal family man must protect and Guide Children in a proper way especially with respect to spiritual life. He must offer Pinda, Tarpana, Etc to his Forefathers. He should not be too much attached to his Relatives, Possessions nor should he be too much detached from Material possessions, Relatives, etc. An Ideal family man must perform Sacrifice to Please Lord Krishna, Especially Sankirtan yajna which is the recommended Sacrifice in this Age of Quarrel and Hypocrisy. He must be satisfied with whatever wealth, Property, a reputation he has attained by the grace of Lord Krishna. He should endeavor to establish his Relationship with lord Krishna and act according to that relationship.
Introduction to Astrology : Planets, Stars, Houses
Astrological predictions are based on Date, Time, Place of birth, those who don't have birth details should go for prasna or Horary astrology, there are also many systems called Palmistry-They will be reading your hand, right hand for males, left hand for females, Samudrika Lakshana-they will seeing you physical bodily feature that is your face, for predicting about your life. Astrology is one of the Vedangas it is part of Vedic culture as people where using it for reading the future of the child, matching a horoscope for marriage, samskaras or Purificatory Rituals like annaprasana, Nama Karana, upanayana, Marriage ceremony, Suitable time for conception, seemantha, many auspicious events like Grahapravesha, bhumi puja, coronation, performing sacrifices, etc day to day activities like Selling, Purchasing Cows, Taking, settling the loan, taking medicines, in agriculture Sowing the seed, harvesting, etc
Rule of Saintly Kings
A kingdom, state, or empire must be governed under the instructions of saintly persons and brahmaṇas like the Kumaras. When monarchy ruled throughout the world, the monarch was actually directed by a board of brahmaṇas and saintly persons. The king, as the administrator of the state, executed his duties as a servant of the brahmaṇas. It was not that the kings or brahmaṇas were dictators, nor did they consider themselves proprietors of the state. The kings were also well versed in Vedic literature and thus were familiar with the injunction of Sri isopanisad: isavasyam idaṁ sarvam — everything that exists belongs to the Supreme Personality of Godhead. In Bhagavad-gita Lord Kṛṣṇa also claims that He is the proprietor of all planetary systems (Sarva-Loka-maheśvaram). Since this is the case, no one can claim to be the proprietor of the state. The king, president, or head of the state should always remember that he is not the proprietor but the servant.
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