Namaste

We all have a tendency to judge and evaluate the personalities of others. It has become our second nature to comment on others, and telling them from our pristine knowledge whether they are right or wrong. Not everyone, but yes I was one of that idiotic ideology. This negative tendency of mine got a shocker with the questions that one day came into my consciousness.

The Questions

Who are everyone apart from me?

Are they real?

Do they think of themselves as I think about myself?

Is it possible that everyone apart from my consciousness are just different roles my ishta playing for evaluating and mocking me?

What is it? A dream that oneday will breakout into another dream?

What I have learnt from my Questions

After realising the possibilities behind the above stated questions, I taught myself that every person coming into my contact cannot be a mere coincidence. There is no point of judging anyone for their actions towards me. Who knows what is the reality of this world?

Namaste

“Namaste” our daily salutations contains a profound meaning that our ancestors introduced for a reason. Namaste contain root word “na-mam” meaning I am no one. I salute the divine in you.

Isn’t it profound that this namaste contains all the answers that we introduced in the first place.

That there is the possibility that the divine manifest in different roles in our daily life and mock and joke with us?

Never judge anyone.

Mind your own business.

Be polite be humble.

में नहीं सब तू 

Namaste