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Liberation
The spiritual path has often been at the receiving end of a lot of criticism from the world at large. Many feel that spiritualists propagate an idyllic lifestyle that is meant to drive people away from their sense of responsibility and belonging. There are many who completely misconstrue the true motive behind spirituality. To put it simply, I would say that the true motive of spirituality is liberation. But what does liberation mean? From what would we be liberated? Are we prisoners? Why would we want to be liberated?…read more.
The Moods of Life.
Life is a series of events that happen to an individual. The aforementioned epistle clearly puts forth the fact that life is nothing but a series of occurrences. These occurrences are often dealt with a poetic twist that makes us feel that life is indeed an eventful journey. As man walks through the journey of life, he experiences every event within himself. Every event creates an imprint of itself within that individual. Based on relativity and the individual’s orientation, he thus starts to derive happiness or sadness from the said event. The moods of life, in reality are just that. They are simply the reactions that our mind gives to the events that occur. They are entirely based on our orientation and our attitude towards life…read more.
Change.
Life is a dynamic and ever changing stream of events that occur to an individual. Often in life, we see that people are reluctant to change and if they are not, then at times they are simply too eager to change. In the duality that ensues owing to the ever-changing perceptions of the seeker, he is thus unable to find true consistency in his life. At times he changes for he feels that he should change; and yet afterwards he finds that change hard to accept. Point of the matter is that we need to map our behavioral changes according to the society in which we live. Inwardly, we need to take a proper consensus, while changing our perception, so that we won’t be bogged down by the inconsistencies of life…read more.
Success, Failure and Life.
Through the last six months, we have shed light on various aspects of life here on the tlp weblog. We have handled the multiple facets of human existence to give the spiritual seeker a complete overview of what the human existence is all about. Through the many discussions that we had here on the tlp weblog, we have always ensured that success remains a vital part of what we try to achieve in life. However in reality, true spirituality has got very little to do with success; it has indeed got little to do with achievements. Why is it so? Why does true spirituality not advocate the relentless pursuit of success through materialistic opportunities? And if that be the case, why we here at Team Silentium exhort the seeker to strive for success and perfection, every single moment of his life?…read more.
Innocence
In the day and age that we live in, there are many misconceptions pertaining to the spiritual way of life. Many people think that spirituality is only concerned with ritualistic meditation. There are many who never even try to comprehend the true scope of the spiritual journey before making a perception about it. Either often people think of the spiritual path as a complete waste of time or they think of it as a complete waste of money and time. All in all the common perception of spirituality is quite sullied in today’s day and age…read more.
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By Himalaya Shelar, October 30, 2009 @ 11:41 pm
Very good thanks