Tomsabb on Nostr: It was not easy to come to terms with the receding friends, family members and ...
It was not easy to come to terms with the receding friends, family members and influencers in life when meditation became mainstay of my everyday life.
I drifted without any doubt towards places and experiences that were not even in my dreams but even better than what I could wish for.
There is inner peace and tranquility as part of my awareness of being myself.
I was born in a religiously orthodox family with strict parents who instilled fear in me. I used every opportunity to break free from the oppression but often ended up in wrong places.
But I have never been addicted to anything because self-introspection was like a natural companion to me. But it used to be a heavily tormenting exercise and I soon realised that I was fighting spiritual battles one after the other.
I didn’t have any specific gurus but I was open to reading great scriptures, opening discussions with mystics like OSHO, Rupert Spira, Mooji etc, to name a few respecting them and learning from them. I launched myself on a path of meditation with self-introspection and witnessing even when everything went against me.
I think my fortitude in collecting myself back with meditation every time I fumbled was my greatest achievement in life if I have to pat myself on the shoulder.
Today, I can feel and sense the energy within every soul because I have been through those battles and I know how it hurts.
I am immensely grateful to the Existence for teaching me empathy and compassion
I drifted without any doubt towards places and experiences that were not even in my dreams but even better than what I could wish for.
There is inner peace and tranquility as part of my awareness of being myself.
I was born in a religiously orthodox family with strict parents who instilled fear in me. I used every opportunity to break free from the oppression but often ended up in wrong places.
But I have never been addicted to anything because self-introspection was like a natural companion to me. But it used to be a heavily tormenting exercise and I soon realised that I was fighting spiritual battles one after the other.
I didn’t have any specific gurus but I was open to reading great scriptures, opening discussions with mystics like OSHO, Rupert Spira, Mooji etc, to name a few respecting them and learning from them. I launched myself on a path of meditation with self-introspection and witnessing even when everything went against me.
I think my fortitude in collecting myself back with meditation every time I fumbled was my greatest achievement in life if I have to pat myself on the shoulder.
Today, I can feel and sense the energy within every soul because I have been through those battles and I know how it hurts.
I am immensely grateful to the Existence for teaching me empathy and compassion