It seems a dilemma when Krishna asks Arjuna
to surrender all his actions to him and act according to dharma. On the other
hand, we are taught to take ownership of our actions. Those who go into these
questions find no easy formula to master. When to surrender and when to own our
actions?
A constant self assessment is a way to
understand the qualitative difference between these two. Even surrender is not
that simple. To surrender completely is not even to plan and just let things
happen. Just flow. Can we do that? Generally Impossible.
We really need to understand all the layers
of our mind that we create for ourselves and then find ways to peel them off
when understanding dawns. Meditation is a powerful tool to scan ourselves in a
way no MRI or ECG can.
The inner voice speaks only when there is
silence around it and it can be heard.
Surekha Kothari
surekhakothari.wordpress.com
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