I am a person who needs the windows / doors open first thing morning. I dont know if you have experienced it, but it's the most peaceful, calm and dust settled down after a long day of buzzing motors on roads. Something about the early morning air that's bliss. white - Doc vs Green - life, pic right out of discharge into home.... life that sustained over a month without been watered despite Agni / heatwaves welcomed me to eyes that was heavy filled with metallic colors and pungent smell of internal circulation of AC and those chemical mops. I need to see that one single leaf, I need to see that sky, I need that airflow inside even if it triggers wheezing or eosinophilia. Lo and behold, here I was locked and pinned down in a room that's not more than 8/10 trust me no room enough other than one bed and an attender. This is not a complaint space, I was unwell, I am supposed to be grateful for all the puncturing and tests and all those steroids that was pushed inside this body ...
I have always heard the saying, 'mind is a monkey'. Of late with the kind of network and connectivity, we have loads of information in much less than a click of a button. Multiple ideas and the need to jump from one source to another, not just makes us feel low in our self-esteem, but also the need to try everything. So, as a monkey, today we try different tools and land up getting sucked into the vacuum of trying and starting something new, before finishing the ones we started. The subconscious mind is confused, there is a sense of incompletion and it keeps bring that too into our internal minds eye and suddenly we feel overwhelmed even on days when we had all the worlds time in our hands doing nothing but feel exhausted. Ever felt this? This is due to the fact that we start with a project 1 and before seeing its completion we start project2 and 3, we can if we have the intention of completing one and all. This my dear friend brings a low self esteem to the subconscious and ...
When i received this image via a chat window. I could not stop myself from penning my views on now composting helped me overcome the most confused, chaotic times of my life. also helped me get grounded.. my life lessons below. I want to add composting to this given list of underrated meditative list. Best life lessons i have learnt. 1. There is no death 2. It's all energy 3. We move into different shapes and forms it's an ongoing process (recyles) 4. So there is no death 5. It's a cycle. Life cycle of every life 6. I am a seed 7. I am transformed into a vine 8. I am leaves 9. I am flower 10. I am Ash gourd (lots of water content) 11. I am a curry (side to rice or cooked in dal) 12. I am fodder (raw form for animal or cooked form for humans) 13. I am glucose inside body 14. I am energy one half one half I am excreta of a human 15. Energy used for the human machine to function physically emotionally spiritually 16. Excreta is again manure for good...
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