Small World

My world felt so small.
Sometimes I just feel like I am heading somewhere, sometimes stationary.
I do not know where my life is bringing me to - or, otherwise.
I guess I just need to embrace it, for whatever comes or goes.

I missed my father.
He made me realise - how fragile life it.
I really want  him in my life, he completes me.

God will you ever give me another chance?

I really need my father.
please.

அப்பா

மாலைப் பொழுதிலொரு மேடை மிசையே - mAlaippozhudil oru mEDai misaiyE…..

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A sharing from the heart..a beautiful poem by    MahAkavi SubramaNya BhArati-
மஹாகவி சுப்பிரமணிய  பாரதி
as well, one of my most fond memory
long life...the divine love





     
     மாலைப் பொழுதிலொரு மேடை மிசையே                                                                         வானையும்கடலையும் நோக்கியிருந்தேன
    மூலைக் கடலினை அவ்வான வளையம்                                                                
    முத்தமிட்டே தழுவி முகிழ்த்தல் கண்டேன்                                                              
    நீல நெருக்கிடையில் நெஞ்சு செலுத்தி                                                                          
    நேரங் கழிவதிலும் நினைப்பின்றியே                                                                    
    சாலப் பலபல நற் பகற்கனவில்                                                                                    
    தன்னை மறந்த லயந்தன்னில் இருந்தேன்

MAlaip pozuthiloru mEDai misaiyE
vAnaiyum kaDalaiyum nOkki yirunthEn;           
Moolaik kaDalinaiyav vAna vaLaiyam
muththamiTTeE thazhuvi mukizhththal kaNDEn;
Neela nerukkidaiyil nenju seluththi
nErang kazhivathilum ninaippinRiyE;                  
SAlap palapala naR pagaRkanavil
thannai marantha layamthannil irunthEn. 

On a glorious dusk sitting on a sand mound, I was gazing at the sky and the sea. I witnessed the arc of the sky embracing and kissing the sea in the horizon. I was contemplating the vast blue expanse and forgot the time passing by. I was indulging in several pleasant reveries and lost all consciousness of my presence there.

ஆங்கப் பொழுதிலென் பின்புறத்திலே                                                                                           
ஆள் வந்துநின்றெனது கண் மறைக்கவே                                                      
பாங்கினிற் கையிரண்டும் தீண்டியறிந்தேன்                                                                  
பட்டுடை வீசு கமழ் தன்னிலறிந்தேன்                                                                
ஓங்கிவரு முவகை யூற்றி லருந்தேன்                                                                                    ஒட்டுமிரண்டுளத்தின் தட்டி லறிந்தேன்                                                               
வாங்கி விடடி கையை யேடி கண்ணம்மா!                                                                                  
மாயமெவரிடத்தில்?” என்று மொழிந்தேன். 

Angap pozhuthilen pinpuRaththilE
AL vanthu ninrenathu kaN maRaikkavE           
PAnginir kaiyiraNDum thINDi yaRinthEn;
paTTuDai vIsu kamazh thannilaRinthEn;
Ongivaru muvakai yUtri larinthEn;
oTTu miraNDuLaththin thaTTi laRinthEn;                                 
“VAngi viDakaiyai yEDi KaNNammA,
mAya mevariDaththil?” enRu mozhinthEn. 

Suddenly somebody came behind me and covered my eyes. I gently touched the two hands and knew who it was from the fragrance that wafted from the silk garment she wore. I felt an extreme bliss spring within me. I felt it in the union of the two hearts. I told her “KaNNammA take your hands off, whom are you trying to deceive?”

 சிரித்த ஒலியிலவள் கைவி லக்கியே                                                                                   திருமித் தழுவி"என்ன செய்தி சொல்" என்றேன்;                                                                
நெரித்த திரைகடலில் என்ன கண்டிட்டாய்?                                                                              
நீல விசும்பினிடை என்ன கண்டிட்டாய்?                                                              திரித்தநுரையினிடை என்ன கண்டிட்டாய்?                                                                      
சின்னக் குமிழிகளில் என்னகண்டிட்டாய்?                                                                        
பிரித்துப் பிரித்துநிதம் மேகம் அளந்தே                                             
பெற்றநலங்கள் என்ன? பேசுதி" என்றாள்.

siritta oliyilavaL kaivi lakkiyE
tirumit tazhuvi "enna seydi sol" enREn;                          
"neritat tiraigaDalil enn kaNDiTTAy? 
nIla visumbiniDai enna kaNDiTTAy? 
tiritta nuraiyiniDai enna kaNDiTTAy?
sinnak kumizhigaLil enna kaNDiTTAy?                              
pirittup pirittunidam mEgam aLandE 
peTRa nalangaL enna? pEsudi" enRAL.

While she laughed I removed her hands, turned around and embracing her asked her “ tell  
me something”. “What did you see in the crushing waves of the sea? What did you see in the
vast blue sky? What did you see in the spreading foam among the waves? What did you see
in the splashing  bubbles in the water? What benefit did you derive by analyzing the clouds
in the sky?    
Tell me” she said.

நெரித்த திரைக்கடலில் நின்முகங் கண்டேன்;                                                                        
 நீல விசும்பினிடை நின்முகங் கண்டேன்;                                                                             
திரித்த நுரையினிடை நின்முகங் கண்டேன்;                                                                       
சின்னக் குமிழிகளில் நின்முகங் கண்டேன்;                                                                         
பிரித்துப் பிரித்துநிதம் மேகம் அளந்தே,                                                                
பெற்றதுன் முகமன்றிப்பிறிதொன் றில்லை;                                                                        
சிரித்த ஒலியினிலுன் கைவி லக்கியே,                                                                        
திருமித் தழுவியதில்நின்முகங் கண்டேன்".

 neritta tiraikkaDalil ninmugam kaNDEn;     
 nIla visumbiniDai ninmugam kaNDEn;                                          
 tiritta nuraiyiniDai ninmugam kaNDEn;                                  
sinnak kumizhigaLil ninmugam kaNDEn;                                                                                       
pirittup pirittunidam mEgam aLandE,                                        
peTRadun mugamanRip piRidon Rillai;                                                          
siritta oliyinilun kaivi lakkiyE,                                              
tirumit tazhuviyadil ninmugam kaNDEn".

Among the crushing waves I saw your countenance. In the vast blue sky I saw your face. In the spreading foam I saw your face. The splashing bubbles showed your face too. While analyzing the clouds, I did not see anything other than your face. As you laugh I separated your hands, turned around and embraced you as I saw your face.

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Ondrai sernthe oru Pournami Nilaa


Neeyum naanum..
oru chinna aasai.
naam iruvar, antha mulu nilavae paarthu kondru
Kaigal kortu.. ondrai inainthu, Bharatiyar kavithaigal naam sernthu rasippom
oru thani perinbam.

Athu oru kanaa kaalam ...

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ஆசை முகம் மறந்து போச்சே



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ஆசை முகமறந்து போச்சே-இதை
ஆரிடம் சொல்வேனடி தோழி?
நேச மறக்கவில்லை நெஞ்சம்-எனில்
நினைவு முகமறக்க லாமோ?

கண்ணில் தெரியுதொரு தோற்றம்-அதில்
கண்ண னழகுமுழு தில்லை;
நண்ணு முகவடிவு காணில்-அந்த
நல்ல மலர்ச்சிரிப்பைக் காணோம்

ஓய்வு மொழிதலுமில்லாமல்-அவன்
உறவை நினைத்திருக்கும் உள்ளம்
வாயு முரைப்பதுண்டு கண்டாய்-அந்த
மாயன் புகழினையெய் போதும்.

கண்ணன் புரிந்துவிட்ட பாவம்-உயிர்க்
கண்ண னுருமறக்க லாச்சு;
பெண்க ளினத்திலிது போல-ஒரு
பேதையை முன்புகண்ட துண்டோ?

தேனை மறந்திருக்கும் வண்டும்-ஒளிச்
சிறப்பை மறந்துவிட்ட பூவும்
வானை மறந்திருக்கும் பயிரும்-இந்த
வைய முழுதுமில்லை தோழி!

கண்ணன் முகமறந்து போனால்-இந்தக் 
கண்க ளிருந்துபய னுண்டோ?
வண்ணப் படமுமில்லை கண்டாய்-இனி
வாழும் வழியென்னடி தோழி?



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missing



of late, i realised i have been losing a little part of me
bit by bit

disorientated..
and i felt like i am missing something
something deep in my life..
jaded- I am..

i asked myself - what is it that is missing intensely in my life
and deep within me , a small vibe of passionate spirit flickered
and there i sensed that is the missing piece of me

well it was actually the cosmic connection which i am missing - in whole

i am missing home
the connection in being One with the Source/Light
that Divine connection...

and now i am longing for it
my heart is aching to be heading back to it
to be back on track

perhaps i am fated for something else
a different adventure
i need to keep pursuing it -no matter what
in the process of it, i could not help but to bear heartaches and the situation of being hurt..
and i learnt-that is how I grow.
 now, I have to carry on
"Keep going Mala"
this is what i have to tell  myself..
and in the process, i have learnt a great lesson that is - whatever that is beyond my capacity , i have no control/attachment to it.
thus i need to keep flowing at ease & gently..
with the Divine blessing,may it shall be..




away.




life has always been unpredictable.
yet fragile in its nature.
...where i get the mixed touch of life; both the heartwarming & heartwrenching.

and here i am
just a little broken being - living life by enjoying little things, meaningfully

broken-because i have lost my loved one,and keep losing them..
i am a loser.
and a lost being too
deep down
heartaches & tears became my friends.

i have learnt that there are certain matters that i can't do in my life..
i can't make people stay
i can't make them trust or even love me
i can't be good(enough) for them
i just can't be what they want of/from me

i have tried my best too -
sharing all the good moments
cherising fun together
precious moments
meaningful details
i have
tried
and now i surrender,feeling weak
and still believe that love will never die
i will always live in it - silently
and keep going on....

that is all i could do for now...

for your happiness.
i shall leave with no traces - and a heart full of love
and good memories too - of your gentle heart & touch

 i asked myself : why being in love - is hard?

i am just a soulful being, longing for divine love.

but there seemed to be no answer.and it is alright.
i guess it is meant to.
and i will keep telling myself  "It is okay.It is alright Mala"
to cry,let go and move on-slowly.that is the only way i could see.

i am going - far away.with no traces.
leaving.with the unconditional love.in me.
on my own.
away.

A deep longing...

lately the intensity of my anxiety heightened up,
my breath went out of control and my mind started to take control over me
it made me restless.in lethargy

somehow i tried to connect to my deeper self..and i asked my beating heart
what is it... that it misses...
then i lengthen my breath- breathing in deeply, while at the same time mentally connect to my heart
in my mind, came a mental projection of India - i can see & feel the flowing Ganges (Ganga Maa) river and witness the other beauty that lies deeply in India
and how i long to be back to India again...
I really wish I could-intensely

One day..it shall be...
now it is just about a struggle: me and this little anxiety of mine..on this earth plane

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AWAKE: The Life of Yogananda and the unfolding


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have you ever watched this wonderful movie AWAKE: The Life of Yogananda?
It is a great biopic (released in US year 2014) on the much respected yogi,Paramahansa Yogananda-author of the Autobiography of a Yogi.
The movie eventually depicts his quest for enlightenment and sharing his struggles along the path.
It is an eye-opener, even the heart!

actually..i have always been wanting to watch this movie for quite some time
but
due to some copyright or  country restriction issue,it is not viable to be watched online in this country
initially,i got it once-but not for long though...
after many efforts for the movie,i went quiet on it
instead, i got back to my continuation of Autobiography of a Yogi reading,in few attempts too
and to humbly share a few meaningful events which took place during my reading - i was blessed with the greatest opportunity to visit Paramahansa Yogananda's house in Kolkata
it was not an easy one - but i guess if it is meant to happen,it will (even through hardship)
We(me & my friend) are blessed to make our way to Yukteswar Giri ashram in Serampore,Paramhansa Yogananda uncle's house and many other divine holy places.
Hence,our Ganga Yatra (Sept 2016) is blessed by Paramahansa Yogananda & the other Divine Masters..

And lately,after many trials...i came to complete my reading on "Autobiography of a Yogi"
personally-  it was like a wonderful achievement,more alike Sadhana which at first, i almost gave up
and i got back to the book (few times) after long gaps - especially the part where Yogananda meets his Guru,Swami Sri Yukteswar Giri
and with the yatra which i went lately,it somehow boosts up my reading (yes,challenges still came by through delays)
also with my last clinic visit - i happened to be at the final chapter of the book and my doctor's sharing gave another dosage of boost
added with the amazing opportunity to go to KL SRF was truly an amazing blessing too :)
thus life unfolds,mystically..significant events came by,one after another
and finally - i have come to the completion of the book.
it was not that easy-but it was of great worth

and yes - next, i get to watch the movie
how greatly rewarding it is
it was indeed a rare opportunity
the movie left me in tears.deeply affecting me..

and i pondered ,rightafter...
why after a long time - i get to watch the movie?
and i think i got the answer too
maybe i am meant to watch the movie after i complete my reading
to upkeep the flow which also requires the discipline
that pretty much sums up to an ultimate understanding of : things will come/happen at the right timing
i guess the divine wants me to complete my reading and then flow with the rest
how nice... :)
and i also believe - when one goes through challenges or hardship to attain/achieve something..it becomes a sadhana...and upon achieving it through hardship,the feel would be of different.
it will be more appreciated and yet precious,that you value it more.

with that, i am counting & cherishing my blessings-day by day
may the Divine be with me...
and here they are the links of the movie,incase if you are keen to watch it..when the time comes...

1) http://vidzi.tv/9ln8wp7j4aet.html#close (please ensure that you crossout the "x" on the video link, then you will be able to see the full thumbnail view of the movie, and then click on the Play button)

2) http://www.movie-life.net/movie/awake-the-life-of-yogananda/

so..with this,concluding this post with:
Everything happens at the right timing & if it is meant to happen,it shall...

Aum.Shanti.Amen

jai gurudev~


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Paramahansa Yogananda , Autobiography of a Yogi & the Divine

Finally, i managed to finish reading the book :Autobiography of a Yogi (14/11/2016) ,after many trials.
brought the book along, during Kolkata trip (2016)
Upon the completion of my reading - I would also like to associate this blog posting  with my personal experience that connects to Paramahansa Yogananda
i had a clinic visit yesterday (Nov 14,2016) and it has brought me more insights on Yogananda ji as well the other divine beings : Kriya Babaji,Lahiri Mahasaya, Yukteswar Giri.
My doctor shared quite a lot of info, on these: Shambhavi Mudra, Bhramari Mudra, Kriya, Sahasrara, Anahata etc.
Dr.Soma has the keen interest in sharing about spiritual matters; based on his experience & reading.
hence my medication prescription - usually comes with spiritual sharing,most of the time.

And to add in,lately i was given the opportunity to go to SRF KL (for the first time) which is located in Kuchai Lama.
It was a great opportunity (as I have wondered earlier where the center is,in KL) & for that ,I would need to personally thank Anand Paranjothy for the kind consideration to invite me for the Monastic Tour led by Self-Realization Fellowship monks from 3rd of November to 6th of November 2016.
I joined one of the session on the 3rd Nov,2016-which is consist of meditation & satsang conducted by monks from US & Australia.
It was indeed a hearty moment - whereby I learnt new things & very much happy that I came across it,happened to experience it.
too precious for me.a personal & humbling experience.
In the satsang,the monk mentioned some stories on spiritual perseverance using examples such as
glass cleaning (window),butter churning & the house builder.
The stories were so good - left a mental imprint on devotion,in me.
i felt so wonderful.

another interesting part is that i learnt are the prayers/chants (also affirmations).and also how to send out the healing energy.
one of the prayer of the Divine Mother ,which have been mentally captured is , as below (more or less):

"Divine Mother...
Thou art my life
Thou art my goal
Thou are the sweetness
Which I will seek"

Pardon me - if at all ,it is incomplete or manipulated by any way.
As this is just my rough capturing out of the vocal chanting during the session.

To conclude - below are the many interesting findings/encounter during the visit to KLSRF and how fortunate am i for all of these:
















Aum.Shanti.Amen



Forget the past

As I was doing a research on an upcoming Yathra
I came across a very remarkable quote spoken by Yukteswarji
It caught my attention
and here I am sharing it out - hoping that others can be enlightened too



"Forget the past. 
The vanished lives of all men are dark with many shames. 
Human conduct is ever unreliable until man is anchored in the Divine. 
Everything in future will improve if you are making a spiritual effort now." 

Sri Yukteswar Giri : Yoga Master of Paramahansa Yogananda.

Krsna Janmashtami 2016




Aug 25, 2016 -  the joyous day of celebrating Little Krsna's appearance...
On this very good day itself a lot of good things came by to me
Flourishing...
During the day,the good news of an accomodation confirmation came by from an ashram (upcoming journey),
also got  an unexpected generous gift by a good friend..to replace a damage.how kind & thoughtful of her.
and due to that,it is also the start of a new discovery for me.need to get into learning mode.

The evening of this day,was a little hectic but very productive - with 1 Odissi replacement class & another Odissi dance practice (upcoming show) back-to-back
After refreshing  myself - I head on to Shanta Mandir, to catch up with the Krsna Janmashtami prayer that starts from 10pm up till midnight. Upon reaching the mandir,it was just nice to catch up with the milk abhisegham of Krsna.
And there I came across many cute little Krsnas & even Radha / Gopis ,where the little ones adorned with costumes & adornments ..
they caught many attention - roaming about in their innocence and excitement/wonder
Well how nice,is that...
Also during the prayer, there is a beautiful aradhana - dance offering by the TFA dance students
It is a warm dance of Lord Krsna & with the Gopis (a small snippet below)
It was lovely that the song is so soothing & so loving.
And right at midnight , the prayer came to it's end enveloped with bhajan sung by Swamiji (Aadugindran Ennul Paadugindran Ananda Radhaiyudhan) as well the Manggala Arathi.
In whole,it was truly a blissful experience & wonderful to be hearing Swamiji's loving voice- throughout the mantras,hymn,chants, bhajans.
Krsna becomes the highlight ~ as He looked enigmatic & charming on his birthday - shown in the images,below..
Lets all be drenched in the love of divine devotion.
The thirst shall never be quenched, towards eternity.
Ever flourishing as Karuna Sindhu..the Ocean of Mercy/Compassion..

"Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya"

                                   
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 Shyamsundar ....




feeling Humanity

Yesterday , Monday the 8th of August -

as I was walking home after work,  I came across two men whom themselves are strangers to each other.
One of them is a homeless man & another is a foreigner who seemed to look like a man of profession.

I noted them,  I stopped & watched.

The foreigner was kneeling down towards the homeless man (Malaysian) who is seeking shelter under a posh residence, and giving him some stuffs while politely speaking to him.
From his accent - I knew he is an African by his Origin..
and after he is done - he was walking towards my path.

I did not think twice - spontaneously started a conversation
I asked if he helped the homeless man
He said "Yes" and humbly shared on what he have got for the homeless uncle : Mat, thick blanket, toiletries, new shirt, food etc
I was very impressed & greatly inspired
Such generosity - too precious.

heartwarmed.. i requested him to keep up the good job
for being such a selfless soul
and we kept on walking together while we had a little chat
he introduced himself as Matthias & shared that he is from Tanzania
and so did I, in return

and soonafter, we parted our ways.

It was such a good wrapup for the day
to witness such loving kindness.

Thank you Divine Energy

PM.




fragile life

have you ever wondered or come across this?
the person that you love , whom you had a wonderful bond with - one day..changes,turns away from you - leaving you...

Heartbreaking.it is.

even worse , when they leave you with no closure.no goodbye.

in this life
one thing for sure, as we all know : nothing is of certain or permanent

the person that you used to know - (may) become a stranger one day
just like nature - ever changing,so is human.
Change is inevitable. 
but love never changes.
Only ego,ignorance clouds it.misguiding it

So if you were to ever face any loss.
nothing more can be done, they may or never come back - you can mourn for their loss (for a while) yes - it is okay to cry..
and then, you are just good to go - move on, carry on - gently

Letting go is never easy but you can make it so by just putting in your thoughts & effort
it will come to you.flow with it.

I am still finding my way,though...

PM.





Malar - the blooming lotus...














and the lotus is back to the surface
after being drowned - an absence of 3 years (of blogging) - here I am
to bloom & keep blooming

the few rustic years of being away , has been a phase of trials in letting go
after a fall ..it is time to get up, rise & walk
to keep walking...
walk on & move on..

with this  - here is a soulful song of my current favourite with meaningful,lovable lyrics
dedicating to those who are silently going thru the trials & tribulations of moving on ; depression, losing someone dear, in need of a different perspective in life,etc
time to face the reality : loss & change, are inevitable 
it is Okay to feel gloomy,in the blues - eventually this too shall pass, as nothing is permanent
so embrace the lovable you (yourself) & have a great life ahead 
much love ...

Piano | The Mountaineering Club


I dont want to carry the weight of the world on my shoulders but it's hard to let go.

I don't want to worry, I dont want this sadness in me. 
It is eating me alive.

I know there is nothing I can't lose and make it alright, does that mean that I....
I wish I could tell you about all the things that I feel, but I'm scared - come, and turn me off. 
Saw a light in my eyes.

I wish I could carry the weight of the world on my shoulders like you all..
If I..I wish I were stronger, 
I wish I was able to love 
I kiss you...goodbye


p.s: always love yourself, 
      you are here for a purpose - find & know that purpose 
      for someone will always need you, and so do you...


PM.









Meditation is Miraculous Medicine

The word “meditation” makes many people think of incense, chanting, the lotus position, monks in robes, and religious traditions like Hinduism or Buddhism. While these associations are not necessarily wrong, meditation in its essence can be practiced by anyone anywhere at any time if they are willing to create the space for it in their lives. You can meditate on a bus on the way to work, in your cubicle, while walking your pets, or while exercising. In its simplest form, meditation is the practice of awareness, and the application of it to your life. Learning from a teacher in an established tradition offers many rewards, and I encourage it, but you can start benefitting from meditation right now!
Regular practice of meditation can improve concentration, motivation and memory - all of which will help prevent life’s various problems from becoming quite so overwhelming, thus contributing to even more overall reduction in stress.

Basic Tips

When you are getting started, I recommend setting aside a space and time for regular meditation. As I said above, meditation can be practiced anywhere, but like any skill it is best developed with practice. Many people find it helpful to meditate twice a day, once in the morning and once in the evening. You don’t have to sit for hours (or even an hour) to derive benefit from meditation, and devoting such lengths of time to it in the beginning will likely be counterproductive; fifteen minutes per session seems to be a good length of time for many people, but that is not an absolute rule. If you find yourself fidgeting too much or becoming too distracted, you can experiment with shorter lengths of time (such as five minutes per session) and work your way up.
Try not to meditate on a full stomach, but if you are extremely hungry, a small snack may help. It is best to start out wearing loose-fitting, comfortable clothes, and to sit or lay down in a comfortable position. You may have your eyes open or closed, though many people find that with eyes closed they have too much of a tendency to get sleepy. If you are one of these people, open your eyes, and concentrate on a fixed point in your visual field. This point doesn’t have to be anything spiritually or emotionally significant, though if you are by nature religious, you may find it useful to concentrate on a powerful symbol of your spirituality, such as a cross or an image of a saint/deity.
Breathe deeply and regularly. You can inhale through your nose and exhale through your mouth, or both inhale and exhale through your nose. Many people find it helpful to use a 4/4 or 4/4/4/4 breathing pattern – that is, spread the in-breath and out-breath over four seconds each, or, for a more complex variation, take a four second inhalation, hold your breath for four seconds, make a four second exhalation, and keep your lungs empty for four seconds before your next inhalation.
Starting at the crown of your head, begin relaxing your musculature, working all the way down your body through your face, your neck, both arms, both hands, your torso and back, your groin, both legs, and both feet, to the tips of your toes. You may find it useful to visualize relaxation entering your body with each inhalation and stress leaving your body with each exhalation. For example, you may want to associate relaxation with the color blue, and stress with the color black, but these are not absolute rules. Feel free to experiment and find what works for you!

Positive Consequences

In addition to relaxation and the indirect consequences of it (such as lowered blood pressure), there are many other benefits to meditation. Regular practice of meditation can improve concentration, motivation and memory - all of which will help prevent life’s various problems from becoming quite so overwhelming, thus contributing to even more overall reduction in stress. As you become more competent and confident in your meditation practice, you will be able to enter a meditative state more easily, with less preparation, and less need for a special environment to evoke a state of calm concentration.

Furthering Your Practice


If you find meditation helpful, I highly recommend looking into undertaking a more serious practice in a tradition to your liking. While Hinduism and Buddhism are most associated with meditation in the public mind, there are also Christian versions and even versions for atheists. I hope that this piece has been helpful to you in your search, and wish you many blessings on whatever path you decide to pursue. Namaste!

Namaste

Meaning of Namaste: 

"I honor the place in you in which the entire universe dwells. I honor the place in you, which is of love, of truth, of light and of peace. When you are in that place in you, and I am in that place in me, we are

Spiritual Quote #8

In the fullness of love, blossoms the beautiful fragrant flower of compassion..
Love can heal wounded hearts and transform human minds..

~anon.

Spiritual Quote #7

Learn the craft of knowing how to open your heart and to turn on your creativity.
There’s a light inside of you. 

- Judith Jamison 
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