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Why Me?

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Are you stressed, overwhelmed or worried? Are you stuck in your life or in your career? Do you feel guilty about certain things in your life that aren’t in your control? Do you feel that things aren’t going as per your plan? Do you feel that despite working hard, nothing is working out? If yes, then I would want you to know that none of this is your fault. From the perspective of karma, many of the things we experience in our present life may be connected to our past actions — actions that we obviously do not remember. And that is understandable. We often tend to forget what we ate for breakfast, so remembering our deeds from a past life is a really big deal. So, now what? Neither can you change everything that has already happened, nor can you completely escape a difficult phase. The best thing you can do is “ACCEPT IT.” Because with acceptance comes the courage to move forward and still do your part of the work. Once you consciously accept that this is just a phase, you stop fighti...
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Unspoken Weight  That feeling when your heart feels heavy, You can’t do anything about what’s eating you from inside, But who cares, you have to stay strong. That feeling when people around you seem indifferent, You can't do anything but feel frustrated, But who cares, you have to bear with it. That feeling of guilt — not being able to meet your potential, You can't even recall your past achievements, But who cares, you have to thrive in this world. That feeling when everything seems to be going wrong, You can’t even talk about it — it’s all so mixed, But who cares, you have to de-clutter your mind yourself. That feeling of bursting into tears just because, You couldn't hold it any longer, But who cares, you have to handle it. That feeling of anger over the smallest things, You can't even control your emotions, But who cares, you have to calm yourself down. That feeling when things feel connected, yet disconnected, And you can’t do anything about it, But who cares...
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Be the Master of your own Mind

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T he most commonly heard proverb, " Every problem has a solution ." is true unless your know-how. It is possible only when you understand the truth, learn to accept the things that come your way, and find happiness even in small things. When these thoughts are deposited in your subconscious mind, your mind will respond to them and bring harmony, peace, and tranquility to your life. Once you master this exclusive art, you can find the solution to every problem. You must know that your subconscious mind is open and responsive to the suggestions.  It does not respond on its own. Its function belongs to your conscious mind. In other words, it responds according to the type of seed (thought) planted. The classic example of this tremendous power of suggestions is the story of the shooter  Károly Takács,  a renowned shooter. He lo st his main shooting hand in a grenade explosion. Firstly, he lost his hope , but then he asked himself, "Why not train my left hand?" He gave a...
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Facts about Conscious and Subconscious Mind

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  Y ou must have heard about the two functions or the two actions of your mind. In other words, the  conscious   and subconscious mind  or the objective and subjective mind or the waking and sleeping mind. The best way to get oriented with the two is to look into your thinking procedure. Your mind is like a beautiful garden that bears flowers according to the type of seed sown. As you plant a seed (thought) in your  subconscious mind  based on your regular habitual thinking, so shall the harvest would be. An instance of this exclusive technique is: If you suggest to your  subconscious mind  twice or thrice before sleep, “I want to wake up at 6:00 a.m.,” it will awaken you at that exact time. This is how it works. Your  conscious mind  exercises control over your decision-making power and the actions which are within your awareness whereas, your s ubconscious mind  helps you in interpreting all those actions which you can become awar...
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