Poetic Render

Traveling early morning today in my car, I heard a beautiful song which had some para which went like this Kahin naa laage mann [my heart-feeling-thoughts feels lost] Kaisa hai yeh soonapann [how and what is this vacuum or emptiness]

When I heard this, my world sort of stopped…everything around me was frozen in time.

Heart-thoughts-feelings have been trained over the years to seek-yearn-churn-crave for desires through senses. When one loses some big desire/attachment then the feeling is one of emptiness. So it means that the heart-thoughts-feelings can not survive or live without desires. But this is exactly what our Vedas or Caballah [ancient Judaism concepts] tell about detaching oneself from desires/attachment and yet having sthitha-pradnya [steady state of wisdom]. Its difficult to achieve this but with practice, it can come natural. The world traverses between the following
  • Bahirang [external sources of pleasures & seeking] for Self where Self is forth/prior to Others
  • State of Others over Self
  • State of Complete Reclusion [detachment] No Self-No Others…state of Oneness with the Universal Consciousness

A great poet once said: Some of us think, Some of us think that we think and Some of us don’t even think that we don’t think.

Appreciating the spirit and art of poetic endeavors that makes one Human and wraps emotions in a beautiful manner. Happy Thinking.

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