The bodily pleasures are immediate, come through the senses, and are momentary. They need little or no interpretation. The sense organs, for evolutionary reasons, are hooked quite directly to positive emotion, touching, tasting, smelling, moving the body, seeing, and hearing can directly evoke pleasure.
Author Archives: Jwalant Swaroop
At other times in the other civilisations, this path of spiritual transformation was confined to a relatively select number of people, now, however, a large proportion of the human race must seek the path of wisdom i
Managers make strategies to enhance profitability, production, consumer satisfaction and more. However, surprisingly, employee happiness does not seem to be among the top priorities for most of them. They forget that without happy employees all their strategizing is not of much use, as it would not deliver desired results. Before we dig deeper into the […]
What is Sympathy? It is a temporary feeling of pity or feeling of sorry for something or someone while facing a situation. It is a reaction that evaporates as soon as that situation changes. You see a dog on the street getting hurt and you have sympathy for it being a dog, you may also […]
By Nona Khanna, Master Healer When we talk about Perfect well being, we often have a perfect body or physical health in mind. We often forget that optimal health and wellness considers the whole person in terms of body, mind, spirit and emotions. The inter relationship between mind, body and spirit is a wonderful connection […]
What is it to be aware? Watching the inner conversations in one’s mind, or being mindful is to be aware. Osho says: “Awareness means that whatsoever is happening in the moment is happening with complete consciousness; you are present there.
We will live in philosophies, systems of thoughts, and they have become so important that we can die for them. Man can die for words, for mere words. For a mere word he can kill the other.
The common factor in various forms of the feeling is escape from the self – and this can range from a spiritual desire to loose yourself in God to a more materialistic desire to get out of your head at weekends.
Let me put it in this way : if you are vulnerable, it means you are ready to live in insecurity. Deep downs it means you are ready even to die. You will not resist, you will not oppose, you will not stand in the way. If death comes, there will be no resistance. You will simply allow it to happen. You accept existence it its totality. Then how can you feel it as death?
A new combination, a new synergy is needed: awareness with spontaneity. That is what indian sufi mystic Kabir mean when he says Sahaj Samadhi. Shaj means spontaneity, and Samadhi means awareness: Spontaneous awareness.










