The Calming Breaths
Isn't everything we do in life is to give
and take something? For instance, 'we breathe in and we breathe out' we inhale
and we exhale.
There are intake of breaths and release of
breaths. A two-sided-process. We cannot just inhale and do not exhale or just
exhale and do not inhale (try-it-out-102-on-its-way) There is a
give-and-take-relationship. And If this give-and-take relationship breaks our
heart gets break. Literally it breaks (We-die) So to maintain this beautiful
life-saving-relationship it is important that we relevantly take and give
(inhale-and-exhale) But here comes a literal 'breath-taking' part - we only
seem to take or inhale. We are taking or inhaling the negativity in the form of
thoughts. We are thinking about all the bad events, people, experiences of
past. There is no place for giving or exhaling. It is important that we
maintain an equilibrium of this give-and-take relationship
(remember-it-is-a-two-sided-process) If we are only inhaling and not exhaling
then... (ambulance-bleeps-and-sirens) So now here comes the concern where
should we exhale or give all this negativity. As Master says himself, 'aap aapna
bhootkal mujhe samarpit kardo, mein tumhe ujwal bhavishya dunga' So yes there
is a place to give or exhale all this negativity.
Meditation
is that warmth, comfort place filled with empathy where there is a
yes-I-am-there-for-you kind of a person listening to us. A place where we can
sit back, calm ourselves and exhale everything. It is important that we take a
break now from 'taking' and start 'giving'. So let's meditate and enjoy ourselves
by 'giving'. And here comes a
new 'breath-giving' adjective - an adjective which means only calming down and
naturally breaths are inhaled and relaxed breaths are exhaled intuitively
(calm-sighs-exhaling)
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