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“U-A-Ka-Sa” The Heart of a Billionaire…Following “No Poverty”!
“U-A-Ka-Sa” The Heart of a Billionaire…Following “No Poverty”!
The mantra “Millionaire’s Heart” is one of the principles of His Majesty the Lord Buddha’s Buddhist teachings in order to gain wealth and fame. It is a principle that has a full name. In the Pali language, “Diṭṭhadhammikatthasangwattanikadhamma 4” or commonly called “Diṭṭhadhammikattha” means Dhamma that should be put into practice for Maximum benefit at present It consists of 4 short abbreviations that are easily remembered, namely the words
“U Ah Ka Sa”
as detailed below.
“U” comes from the Pali word: “Utthanasampatha” pronounced “ud-tha-na-sam-pa-dha” means reaching with diligence or “diligently seeking” by knowing how to diligently. and have responsibility in performing their duties not lazy Fight hard. Know how to make a living Or pursue a career honestly and honestly, diligently study and gain additional knowledge about your own career or job duties on a regular basis. in order to have more expertise in working As well as working with mindfulness, concentration and wisdom to make everything successful as desired, such as being promoted to a higher job. Earning an increase in salary, selling more products or services, etc.
“Ah” comes from the Pali word “ah”. “Arakkhasampatha” pronounced “ah-rak-kha-sam-pa-ta” means knowing how to preserve existing assets well or “diligently collecting” by knowing how to maintain the assets you have acquired. and keep it safe Do not let it be damaged, destroyed or lost. Know how to preserve it so that it does not go to waste. Know how to repair and keep property in good condition. and know regret Don’t just leave it to deteriorate. as well as knowing how to save and saving money Be frugal And know how to be frugal. It also includes avoiding all vices that cause loss of wealth.
“Ka” comes from the Pali word “ka”. “Kalyanamitta” pronounced “kan-la-ya-na-mit-ta-ta” means having friends or good friends or “choosing friends” by choosing to be with only good people who have morals and can advise or influence one another. In the right way we should be able to work together. They are true friends who can help each other. and can be with each other in times of trouble or crisis, without creating trouble exploit or encroach on each other There is only good hope. and sincerely date each other without expecting anything in return The important thing is You must not associate with bad people. or a bully who will lead you in a bad way which will lead to doing something immoral or eventually break the law
“Sa” comes from the Pali word “samjittha” pronounced “sa-ma-chee-wi-ta” meaning to be a person who lives a balanced and appropriate life or “chooses to use” by knowing how to use. Live your life as you wish. Choose to eat, use just enough, not be stressed, have little, use little. Have a lot, use as much as is appropriate for your financial situation. or own income Do not spend extravagantly, extravagantly, or beyond your means to the point of being in debt. This also includes living on the middle path, not too much, not too little. Or get to know the appropriateness too.
This mantra “Heart of a Millionaire” is probably not just a principle to be used and recited every morning 5 times a day, only in order for it to be effective. But it is a guideline that must be embraced and put into practice. and apply them to living life seriously. Of course, if the reader can put these principles into practice, then will inevitably experience success and prosperity rich in wealth And honor and fame will surely follow.
คาถา “หัวใจมหาเศรษฐี” เป็นหนึ่งในหลักธรรมคำสอนทางพุทธศาสนาขององค์สมเด็จพระสัมมาสัมพุทธเจ้าในอันที่จะได้มาซึ่งทรัพย์สินเงินทองรวมถึงการมีเกียรติยศชื่อเสียง โดยเป็นหลักธรรมที่มีชื่อเรียกเต็มๆ เป็นภาษาบาลีว่า “ทิฏฐธัมมิกัตถสังวัตตนิกธรรม 4” หรือที่เรียกกันย่อๆ ว่า “ทิฏฐธัมมิกัตถะ” แปลว่า ธรรมที่พึงนำไปประพฤติปฎิบัติเพื่อประโยชน์สูงสุดในปัจจุบัน ซึ่งประกอบด้วยหลักธรรมอันเป็นคำย่อสั้นๆ 4 คำที่จำกันได้ง่ายๆ คือ คำว่า “อุ อา กะ สะ”
“อุอากะสะ อากะสะอุ กะสะอุอา สะอุอากะ”
จะต้องปฏิบัติตามหลักธรรม ๔ ประการนี้ให้ได้ ซึ่งคือ อุ อา กะ สะ
