THE NIGHTLY INTROSPECTION

THE NIGHTLY INTROSPECTION

Every night before they go to bed introspect themselves what actions did they do?

Who won the battle in the battle field of that day? The evil forces out side or the divine forces with in him? His bodily pleasures or mental divine pleasures? The psychological pleasures or his deep meditating pleasures? His bodily psychological valor or mental vigor? His appetite of reaching to divinity is fulfilled or not? If not what and where he went wrong? If his mental divinity is strong, then he will try to over come the next day. He should not allow the unwanted willing forces to win the wrong doings of that day should not occur or repeat. Now tell me “ What DID THEY DO? (the very first question asked by Dhrtarastra to Sanjay to know what did his off springs do in the battle field) So also we have to.

The Yogi after deep meditation receives right signals from the cosmic force and get concentrated at the cerebrospinal axis. Then he introspects who won, the signals received from cosmic souls or the bodily sensory actions which are eager to battle with. The mental sense faculties try to pull the acquired conscious out ward and the children of ego try to reclaim the inner king dom. WHAT DID THEY DO? Who won on that day?

The ordinary man, skirmish or conflict minded – scarred beleaguered (harassed) struggler also faces the same battle every minute, day and night. But his improper training does not understand the game rule of battle field. The strategy developed in the battle field.

Thus knowledge is necessary. And the so acquired knowledge increases his victories and lessens the bewildering defeats.

The great war of Kurukshetra also the same as the battle field in our daily life. The noble souls Pandavas led by the King soul Lord Krishna and the evil souls Kauravas were lead by the bodily king soul Bhishma (the soul of ego). When the evil king Dhritarashtra, his sons and his companions, the evil internal forces cleverly took away, the kingdom of Pandavas and banished them to exile.

The kingdom of body and mind righteously belongs to the King soul (Krishna) and his noble subjects of virtuous tendencies. But the bodily King soul Ego (Bhishma) and his kinsmen who were wicked, ignoble tendencies cunningly stolen the throne of Pandavas. When the king soul arises to reclaim his territory, the body and mind became a battle field.

How king soul rules over his bodily kingdom, looses and then regains, is the essence of Bhagavat Gita. Let us fall but the right king soul directs us to go in to the right path and if we follow him we are the winners of the battle.