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We probably know chatterboxes. Especially detrimental are chatterboxes who are also gossipers and pessimists, who speak negatively about people, about things, about us, about everything. Our mind is that kind of chatterbox. It keeps passing comments about everything and everyone. While its comments are distracting, worse still are its negative comments about us, especially about our efforts for improving ourselves and becoming better human beings. Whenever we embark on anything challenging, the mind’s negative self-talk drains and demoralizes us. An essential strategy for dealing with chatterboxes is neglect. If they get the slightest sign of encouragement from us, they will prattle on endlessly. If we just neglect them or, even better, get busy in our some engaging activity, they will fall silent. Similarly, to deal with the chatterbox mind, we need to neglect it. Of course, neglecting the mind is much more difficult than neglecting an external chatterbox because the mind is inside us and we can’t move away from it. So, neglect needs to be complemented with absorption in something constructive. While any kind of absorption can silence the mind to some extent, the most powerful absorption is spiritual absorption, absorption in the supreme spiritual reality Krishna. Ultimately, absorption in Krishna is supremely fulfilling, giving us such sublime taste that the mind’s chatter is seen as pallid and pointless. However, initially in our yoga practice for cultivating such absorption, we may not experience that satisfaction regularly. Still, contact with all-pure Krishna purifies us, thus changing our taste and, more importantly changing the taste of the mind. The Bhagavad-gita (06.27) states that by steady yoga practice, the mind becomes pacified, being cleansed of the passions that trigger it. Thus, absorption in Krishna is the best way to calm and convert the chatterbox mind. Read more http://www.gitadaily.com/the-mind-is-a-maddening-chatterbox-silence-it-by-absorption/
My dear friends inspite of stormy weather outside today let’s keep our spirit high ?
Spiritual happiness ! Today’s materialistic culture makes us believe that the more possessions we have, the happier we will be. However, such “happiness” lasts only as long as we are putting up a public front, as long as society is praising us for having got its prized possessions. After that, we start feeling the emptiness that inevitably results when our sense of satisfaction is tied to things external and peripheral to us. What is central and essential to us is our longing to love and be loved. Fulfilling this longing brings the deepest satisfaction. We crave for possessions because we believe that having those possessions will make us more loveable. However, possessions make us more visible, not more loveable. What makes us loveable is our core character, our essential attractiveness. Dependence on externals for propping up our self-worth sentences us to insecurity and anxiety. When we minimize our attachments, we feel far less insecure. The Bhagavad-gita urges us to stay away from undue attachments (13.10) and recommends seeking emotional fulfillment by cultivating fixed devotion (13.11). We can find enduring emotional strength only in a connection that is founded on who we are, not on what we possess. And we all already have such a connection with our all-attractive Lord Krishna whose parts we are eternally. We just need to realize that connection by practicing bhakti-yoga. Such a devotional connection grants inner satisfaction, thereby increasing our core attractiveness and decreasing our dependence on externals. This in turn helps us decrease our material attachments, thereby lessening our dissatisfaction. And our connection with Krishna helps us find greater satisfaction. If we strive for devotional connection with even a fraction of the effort we put in for material possession, we will reap the return of a far greater and deeper satisfaction. Read more http://www.gitadaily.com/happiness-comes-not-by-maximizing-our-possessions-but-by-minimizing-our-attachments/
Cherry blossom in the old town of Bonn / Germany. via 500px / Cherry Blossom Avenue by Uwe Müller
Friendly reminders (in case you forgot): 1. Your life matters. 2. You make a difference. 3. You deserve to be happy. 4. You are not alone. 5. You are loved.
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Goddess Laxmi ! Seekers of Fortune , money meditate and worship her and becomes successful !
Goddess Saraswati !