Suppressed psychology is a kind of negative energy source that prohibits our thought process; as a result, one cannot express himself freely and perpetually before others. Two factors are there for one’s suppressed psychology. Those are- SUKHMA AHAM BHABA and PARISTHITI (situation or surrounding) one lives in. In both the cases, LAJA and BHAYA (shame and fear) play a great role for non-expression. To be clearer, one becomes non-expressive when he/she does not feel someone his/her own and faithful. Here, sense of insecurity rules over him. He/she becomes more conscious unnecessarily while expressing him/her rightly. The situation never allows him/her to be upon sometimes.
We usually express ourselves through ten INDRIYAS and ONE MANA; but, in adversity, our MANA cannot fight against obstacles come in the way of progress. It generates a sense of insecurity. Moreover, when one’s thought never goes for a welfare purpose, one becomes suppressed. One’s right knowledge, the right choice and right action initiate his/her thought process for welfare activity; but, one should apply this in a right time, in a right place and before a right person; because, it helps us for right evaluation. Impartiality makes one bold and fearless while expressing his thoughts. Universalism (BASUDHAIVA KUTUM BAKAM) helps one for expressing his thought in a right platform. Those who cannot surrender their feelings cannot express themselves freely and thus, invites depression in them that finally becomes a great hindrance to their mental progress. Hence, while concluding, we can say-
“Mat ghumao bhaya se mala,
Shanti ke badle wah deta jwala;
Nirbhik ho ke bandh le rista,
Khud me khud kyun tu rota.”
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