Human mind is like a continuous wave. It has no shape. It is always
backed by incidence. It has collective effect too. It is full of thoughts.
Here, wave means, thought. Expansion and contraction continuously takes place
in the mind. Peace of mind depends how one accepts the incidence that come
across him.
One can accept the incidence in two ways - positive acceptance and
negative acceptance. If one accepts an incident with positive attitude, then he
can have mental peace. If one accepts and incidence negatively, his/her mind
gets disturb.
Now, let us see, in which stage mind gets disturbed. Mind has three
stages. Such as “SATWIK” “RAJAS” and “TAMAS” stage. In stage - I, mind becomes
calm, and we call it stage of tranquility. We can cultivate it during morning
hours in the silent atmosphere. It is based more on logic than love. It is
beyond the boundary of love. In stage-II and III, love maters much than logic.
In these stages, ‘end’ is more important than the ‘means’. Hence, mind gets
more disturb in “RAJASA” and “TAMASA” stages.
In stage- I, mind remains in peace state, but in stage- II and III, it
remains in restless state and gets disturb. In stage-I, one can keep his mind
peaceful by natural process; but, in stage-II and III, one has to keep his/her
mind peaceful by artificial means, which is rather temporary. Therefore, state
of mind fluctuates and thereby it gets disturbed. In stage -I, conscience (VIVEKA)
plays a key role in keeping the mind peaceful, but in stage-II and III,
“VIVEKA” is dominated by love; because, here love goes beyond its limitation
and thus, disturbs the mind. It goes beyond the natural boundary of universal
law.
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