Being Void

By nisarg, July 5, 2010 10:29 am

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10 minutes daily. With self. Feel the ecstasy!

It’s not about ‘avoid’, It’s all about being ‘void’!

Solitude is the state of being alone without being lonely. It is a positive and constructive state of engagement with oneself. Solitude is desirable, a state of being alone where you provide yourself wonderful and sufficient company.

Begin

By nisarg, June 28, 2010 7:51 am
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Begin

We aspire a lot but perspire very little.

Goals remain goals. To-Do lists remain To-Do lists for years and one fine day when we look back…dead.Gone.No chance. This wonderful world missed many lofty ideas.

Pain of ideas’ pre-mature death is not that it ends so soon but that we waited so long to BEGIN.

Get.Set.Go! Go go go!

Transform

By nisarg, June 21, 2010 8:33 am
Transform

Transform

More often, we all seek life transformation. Some better state than present. Instantly. Just like alladin’s lamp djinni (jinee)! As usual, our actions contrast what we seek.

We forget to live alert life. We forget to catch the opportunities presented by time. No djinni (jinee) would come and transform.

Arise. Stay alive. Be alert. Even a possibility of thought can shatter us or transform us.

More often, we all seek life transformation. Some better state than present. Instantly. Just like alladin’s lamp djinni (jinee)! As usual, our actions contrast what we seek.
We forget to live alert life. We forget to catch the opportunities presented by time. No djinni (jinee) would come and transform.
Arise. Stay alive. Be alert. Even a possibility of thought can shatter us or transform us.

Circus Elephant Syndrome

By nisarg, June 14, 2010 6:09 am
Circus Elephant

Circus Elephant

Ever see a circus elephant anchored to the ground? A small chain fastens to a metal collar tied around the elephant’s leg. And the chain is attached to a small wooden peg driven into the ground.
15,000 pound elephant could yank that wooden peg right out of the ground or break that little chain in two.
But the elephant doesn’t do that. Why not?
When the elephant was a baby, her trainers used the same collar/peg/chain method. At that young age, the contraption was indeed strong enough to prevent the animal from breaking away. And break away that elephant tried!
But pulling at that chain every day caused a cut to appear on the poor elephant’s leg, exposing the sore sensitive layers of skin and tissue, forming a deep wound. It hurt so bad that, realizing her effort was fruitless, the baby elephant stopped trying to escape.
She never forgot that terrible experience, the poor elephant. And so, as an adult, whenever she was chained by her handlers, she knew she would never get away. “If I pull it will hurt. Besides, it’s impossible to get away.” The large elephant had what we might call an “assumed restraint.”
Most of us don’t realize it, but we suffer in life with this same terrible condition. We live our lives and pursue our careers restrained by our imprisoning mental beliefs of life’s limitations. We think many things are impossible—things we once thought possible. And we laugh at how foolish and immature our beliefs once were.
There is a chain.Break it.

Ever see a circus elephant anchored to the ground? A small chain fastens to a metal collar tied around the elephant’s leg. And the chain is attached to a small wooden peg driven into the ground. 15,000 pound elephant could yank that wooden peg right out of the ground or break that little chain in two. But he won’t do that. As a baby elephant, trainer used same method and gave terrible scars to prevent him breaking away. As an adult, he is still living with that mental restraint.

Most of us don’t realize it, but we suffer in life with this same terrible condition. We live our lives and pursue our careers restrained by our imprisoning mental beliefs of life’s limitations. We think many things are impossible—things we once thought possible. And we laugh at how foolish and immature our beliefs once were.

There is a chain. Invisible. Created by one or another failure. Break it. Move on. Be free, be fearless.

Related post: http://lifemantras.com/2008/05/26/block-building/

Time

By nisarg, June 8, 2010 7:17 am
Time

Time

Water

By nisarg, November 3, 2009 6:04 am

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Whoever injures the essence of water is a robber who sinks both himself and his offspring into destruction.
- Rig Veda Samhita vii-104-10

Whether you waste by dripping tap or by polluting agents, you ultimately contribute to self destruction.
Take care. Save lives by preserving the very essence of livelihood.
Be good.Don’t be evil.

Simply Happy

By nisarg, October 30, 2009 8:33 am
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They are not going to become prime ministers or presidents and they are not going to become rich and they will never have any bank balance. They are simply happy!

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