When righteousness becomes an
inflated ego pattern, there may be a possibility that harshness and unforgiving
judgements become the rule in relationships. The “I am right” syndrome
sometimes leaves little room for kindness or compassion.
Instead of understanding
imperfections, we reserve our love and unleash our anger. There are different
aspects of a human being that are seen at different times with different
interactions and with different people. And if we look deep within them, these
differences in the treatment of different people have much to do with personal
likes / dislikes/ prejudices.
Imagine a hospital scenario! An
ailing person is automatically given kindness / empathy/ compassion. Without analyzing
the individual. Because there is an overt ailment diagnosed by a certified
doctor.
We are not so indulgent with
people who may be struggling out of the hospital bed. The maladies inherent in
our sub conscious mind in the form of memories may take long to clear but
admirable is the fact that someone can actually work on themselves. Of course,
Rome was not built in a day. And to cleanse our minds may comprise of gradual
changes and yes, also rolling off the wagon once in a while. And a long time as
well.
But people prefer to brand you.
For life. Although, we see so many changes along the way within ourselves. But
we don’t give similar chances to others.
With the advent of sophisticated
technology, are we also becoming mechanical, feeling less, like robots? Self-serving
and without a spiritual heart within us? I don’t see this as “progress”.
There is a higher order we need
to discover to feel sane. The five properties that we must cultivate:
A spiritual heart
A higher intelligence
A heightened awareness
A higher will
And
A higher memory (positive)
These can transform us into what
we are meant to be. Spiritual beings on earth for a human experience!
Surekha Kothari
surekhakothari.wordpress.com
Speakingtree Blog: www.speakingtree.in/public/surekhakothari
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