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The sign of life is struggle for growth. Shaping the growth through proper training and systematic discipline is the only way to make life beautiful, which ultimately leads to fully-fledged personality. |
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Personality Development
What is personality?
Personality is what makes a man who he is• It is the inherent characteristics that define a man’s character• The way he carries himself, his attitude, and the way he approaches every aspect of life makes up his personality• Society judges a person based on his personality• A man’s success, both on the personal and professional front, depends to a large extent on this
It is Personality that Matters
People generally don’t realize how important personality development is• If we believe that success depends on the impression that we make on the other person, then it is perhaps the most important aspect of our character• Especially on the professional front, developing a good personality is the key to success
Different Layers of Personality
Some of the characteristics that make up a person’s personality are -• Honesty• Attitude• Courage• Steadfastness• Perseverance• Humility• Individuality
How to Change Your Character
The importance of possessing a good personality cannot be over-stressed• Some small changes in one’s outlook and thinking can go a long way in improving one’s character• Belief in oneself, and the desire to succeed are the only prerequisites for this process
Influence of Thought
Thoughts control a man’s actions• We should adopt positive thinking in our day-to- day life• Positive thinking incorporates within itself the belief in oneself- the belief that one can achieve whatever one desires• Always remember the immortal line – “I THINK, therefore I AM”
Controlling Negative Emotions
Negative Emotions- Jealousy, Anger, Cowardice, Denial etc.• Work towards keeping all negative emotions away from yourself• These will sap you of your will-power, will impede success• A successful man never lets these emotions get the best of him• So rid yourself of those feelings and emotions that weaken your resolve
Take Responsibility
Hallmark of all achievers• Be the first in the group to take responsibility for a given job – be a leader!• Inspire others by your work, make them want to live up to your standards – Lead from the front• If you fail, take responsibility for your failure, and work on your shortcomings
How to Work?
Work to the best of your abilities – like a master!• Never be selfish in your work, a true leader puts others before self• Work for the common good – ask yourself if what you are doing will benefit society at large• Love your work and believe in your capabilities• Put all your effort into the task at hand – if at first you don’t succeed, try and try again
Be Strong
Be strong in the face of adversity• A man’s true character is revealed in the face of great difficulties• Never give in to weakness• Every hurdle is a learning step• Experience gained through adverse times are the best lessons• Be a role model for others!
Individuality
Imitation is your worst enemy• Always retain your individuality, believe in yourself and your way• The world will always know you for your individual actions• Always be original, try to innovate and leave your personal stamp on your task• Dare to be different, walk the path less-trodden
Believe in Equality
Leave all prejudices behind, every man is equal• A prejudiced mind can never function optimally• Recognize each person’s strengths and weaknesses and act accordingly• Never discriminate against someone, and you will gain everyone’s respect• Be brave enough to speak out against inequality and injustice if you see it happening around you
What are ethics?
Ethics are the ideals that you should try to adhere to• Be disciplined, be fair, be civil with everyone• Inculcating proper ethics within oneself will always lead to success• Be the change to bring about the change
Be Free and March On!
Rid yourself of all negative emotions• Inculcate positive values within yourself• Be a leader amongst men, a leader that people will look up to• Be original, be fair, be strong, be responsible• The road to success will be yours to take• March On!
The five dimensions of personality development.
As the name implies, it is the proper nourishment and growth of the physical body. A healthy mind in a healthy body is the principle of the physical self. Body building and proper exercise boosts not only one’s physical strength but also the moral strength. Swami Vivekananda’s statement, ‘It would be better to play football than to read the Gita’ indicates how strongly he felt about one’s physical self.
Energy Self:
- Energy dimension which performs digestion of food, circulation of blood, respiration and other activities in the body.
Intellectual Self:
Man has been endowed with the gift of intellect. This gift should be properly cultivated and nurtured. Reading good books and literature that stands the test of time invigorates the mind. The intellectual self is stimulated by the reading of books on philosophy, moral science, and biographies.
As Swami Vivekananda says, ‘Fill the mind with high thoughts, highest ideals, place them day and night before you, and out of that will come great work.’
Mental Self:
A strong mental self is required for the grooming up of the personality. The mind by nature is restless. It wanders here and there and makes us deviate from our objective. Full control over the mind is a must for everybody. For this, calmness of mind and concentration are necessary, and should be cultivated.
Blissful Self:
The blissful self, often called Anandamaya Kosha, is the ultimate goal of mankind. To be a man of personality one has to reach this stage where only bliss or ananda prevails. He who has reached this stage can face the world with a smile. Neither joys nor sorrow of any kind stand in his way.
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- Ramakrishna Math & Ramakrishna Mission Publications.
- வாழ்வை வளமாக்கும் பல நூல்களைப் பின்வரும் இணையத்தள இணைப்பில் இலவசமாகப் படிக்கலாம். https://publications.rkmm.org/tamil
- Book Library - Ramakrishna Mission, Colombo.
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All
the Contents of the Universe, in One Graphic
Scientists agree that the universe consists of three distinct
parts: everyday visible (or measurable) matter, and two theoretical
components called dark matter and dark energy.
These last two are
theoretical because they have yet to be directly measured—but even without a
full understanding of these mysterious pieces to the puzzle, scientists can
infer that the universe’s composition can be broken down as follows:
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Dark energy |
68% |
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Dark matter |
27% |
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Free hydrogen and helium |
4% |
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Stars |
0.5% |
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Neutrinos |
0.3% |
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Heavy elements |
0.03% |
Let’s look at each
component in more detail.
Dark
Energy
Dark energy is the theoretical substance that counteracts gravity
and causes the rapid expansion of the universe. It is the largest part of the
universe’s composition, permeating every corner of the cosmos and dictating how
it behaves and how it will eventually
end.
Dark
Matter
Dark matter, on the
other hand, has a restrictive force that works closely alongside gravity. It is
a sort of “cosmic cement” responsible for holding the universe together.
Despite avoiding direct measurement and remaining a mystery, scientists believe
it makes up the second largest component of the universe.
Free
Hydrogen and Helium
Free hydrogen and helium
are elements that are free-floating in space. Despite being the lightest and
most abundant elements in the universe, they make up roughly 4% of its total
composition.
Stars,
Neutrinos, and Heavy Elements
All other hydrogen and
helium particles that are not free-floating in space exist in stars.
Stars are one of the
most populous things we can see when we look up at the night sky, but they make
up less than one percent—roughly 0.5%—of the cosmos.
Neutrinos are subatomic
particles that are similar to electrons, but they are nearly weightless and
carry no electrical charge. Although they erupt out of every nuclear reaction,
they account for roughly 0.3% of the universe.
Heavy elements are all
other elements aside from hydrogen and helium.
Elements form in a
process called nucleosynthesis, which takes places within stars throughout
their lifetimes and during their explosive deaths. Almost everything we see in
our material universe is made up of these heavy elements, yet they make up the
smallest portion of the universe: a measly 0.03%.
How
Do We Measure the Universe?
In 2009, the European
Space Agency (ESA) launched a space observatory called Planck to study the
properties of the universe as a whole.
Its main task was to measure the afterglow of the explosive Big
Bang that originated
the universe 13.8 billion years ago. This afterglow is a special type of
radiation called cosmic microwave background radiation (CMBR).
Temperature can tell scientists much about what exists in
outer space. When investigating the “microwave sky”, researchers look for fluctuations
(called anisotropy) in the temperature of CMBR. Instruments like Planck help
reveal the extent of irregularities in CMBR’s temperature, and inform us of
different components that make up the universe.
You can see below how the clarity of CMBR changes over time with
multiple space missions and more sophisticated instrumentation.
What
Else is Out There?
Scientists are still
working to understand the properties that make up dark energy and dark matter.
NASA is currently
planning a 2027 launch of the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, an infrared
telescope that will hopefully help us in measuring the effects of dark energy
and dark matter for the first time.
As for what’s beyond the
universe? Scientists aren’t sure.
There are hypotheses
that there may be a larger “super universe” that contains us, or we may be a
part of one “island” universe set apart from other island multiverses. Unfortunately,
we aren’t able to measure anything that far yet. Unravelling the mysteries of
the deep cosmos, at least for now, remains a local endeavor.
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