The Lone Mind, in moments of emptiness, we self-realize

The Lone Mind, in moments of emptiness, we self-realize

Give a thought to the above words. You will surely realize that in the lone moments of the day your mind runs at a different track. You start imagining things you never noticed, your thoughts take you to a parallel world, a world where everything is at peace, a world of your dreams, a world where all your worries vanish, and a world where it seems you don’t need to panic. Loneliness is not always bad for health for it initiates a fresh thought process.

Whenever we think about the life we live in moments of solace, we realize what we actually want, what we actually are. Throughout the day in our fast paced life, we can never ever think of self-introspection, but back in our rooms away from every noise, we can turn our mind into a  device that not only thinks but also solves, a device that not only solves, but also clears out confusions. In moments of solace only enlightenment occurs. In Indian mythology too, we see sages and saints trying a path to moksha or enlightenment only after they attain loneliness through a hard ‘Tapasya’ that help them in introspecting the inner path to the almighty.

Loneliness or emptiness is not always negative. It is not that I am aversive to being social or avoiding the world in the path to self-realization, but it is important to let oneself discover his own path himself which can only be possible if he sits back and enjoy the benefits of being a loner. In the emptiness, the path to enlightenment is present that can guide one whole life into a fruitful future. Without self-meditation, no one can ensure clarity in mind and heart, and if a person is not clear at heart and mind, he cannot fulfil any of his commitments toward the society or family. Meditation is the core of creativity and to achieve the best results of meditation it is equally important to cut away the chords that grip the modern individual into a dilemma of what to do and how to do and find the clear path of future, not in the outer world but the world within.

There is happiness in each heart, and there is God in each heart, and we become distant from contentment and happiness when we distance ourselves from our own self. Think, believe and receive. Think well, believe good and receive the best. And to think well it is necessary to think about one’s own self.