23-Krishna-154 | | | 07-09-26 |
The disturbed state of mind is more often due to the tyranny of one's own heart and to a brooding nature.
The earth and our life refuse to be moulded in the pattern of our interests. They reject the claims of thought to dictate to the world. This is a important fact, and reveals the impossibility of applying the ideals of philosophy to fact.
They feel highly restless. I can say that the moment one feels bad one should realise that an old habit has recurred. One may feel guilty, fearful, anxious, sad, angry, resentful, or just uneasy. These thoughts are so habitual that we sometimes are not even aware we are thinking them. Our negative emotions are our best signal to know that we are on an old trap. It is only when we adopt the process of just ignoring the thoughts that we can come out of them or else we will be battling with them through the entire period of purification which really means that we are not thinking of purification at all.hope and seem cynical and unnecessary. But the criterion of 'Truth' demands that it is better to give credit where it is truly due and none where it is not. Many people are endowed with qualities they do not possess due to this pretense. But equally many are not prepared to speak out the 'truth' because of another type of pretence.