The Puppet Show
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the
puppetry club! A club where we puppets are being beautifully manipulated by our
puppeteer. (our-expectations)
Aren't we dependent upon 'others' to make
'us' feel happy or misery? Here comes a very relatable example - we post a
'aesthetic-cool-picture-of-ours' on Instagram and then we 'expect' from
'someone special' to like our picture. If that 'someone special' likes our
picture then we feel good, if not then self-doubt bombs as misery
(is-this-picture-good-enough?) Not only just Instagram posts but in life too.
We expect somewhere in our minds from people to behave in a certain way. If
they behave according to our expectations then we feel good
(Alexa-play-dance-hits-on-Spotify) and if not then we are sadden (Alexa-play-sad-songs)
So, if the expectations or say puppeteer gets what it wants then we puppets
dance or stance accordingly. Why to play this game? Truth- bombs-dropping, not
every time our expectations will be fulfilled by the other people so we can say
expectations leads to disappointments. As Master says, 'aap dusro pe depend
kyu rehte ho? atmanirbhar bano.' Why to depend on a thing or a person for
happiness?
Meditation
literally makes you 'atma'nirbhar. ('self'-dependent) One will not be dependent
upon anyone for happiness. Be it so a thing, person or whatever, one will be
'self-dependent' with no expectations from anyone. A life full of joy, peace
and happiness with empty
misery. So, let's meditate and leave this puppeteer's manipulation.
Well written
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