If mind resides in brain, then I follow logical mind. Logic that is driven by values given to me by my Waheguru, my mother, my teacher, and by my personal experiences.
Life is full of practical logics, other logics like emotion and affection, I think, are also driven by some materialistic means. Humans are means to achieve those ends. If the ends are noble (like good for all) then your logic is right and if the ends are selfish, then you are with wrong ends, so definitely you will follow wrong course.
So logic guides you to the door of happiness in the dark room of melancholy.
So, my young friends do reasoning and develop your logic.
1. Be focused on "Good for all". 2. "No one" is special, "everyone" is special. 3. Our elders are always more experienced, sometimes there is a generation gap, but if you talk to them about your style and approach, then they will definitely understand, because when they did that thing and now you are doing same that thing, CAUSES ARE SAME! (Like they gone to college for study, but did trendy fashion of their time, and now you are also doing same but according to your time). 4. Parents are your best friends. If you can't trust them for sharing your secrets, then you will find no one in world trustworthy.
YOU MUST BE WONDERING HOW THESE THINGS WILL HELP YOU INCREASE YOUR LOGICAL TENDENCY AND THE ANSWER IS:
By keeping yourself focused and preserving your character (Above points will help you to do these two things).
Animal like thinking will get you nowhere. I hope now you understand that in lieu of style, openness, boldness and on the name of 'redefined friendship' we are ruining ourselves. (I am talking about facebook, class etc. peer interactions)
my mind........
ReplyDeletebut i also feel that both mind and heart are having their own different identity and role in such situation !!!
ReplyDeletei used to listen to both but do what my mind says
ReplyDeleteIf mind resides in brain, then I follow logical mind. Logic that is driven by values given to me by my Waheguru, my mother, my teacher, and by my personal experiences.
ReplyDeleteLife is full of practical logics, other logics like emotion and affection, I think, are also driven by some materialistic means. Humans are means to achieve those ends. If the ends are noble (like good for all) then your logic is right and if the ends are selfish, then you are with wrong ends, so definitely you will follow wrong course.
So logic guides you to the door of happiness in the dark room of melancholy.
So, my young friends do reasoning and develop your logic.
thanks for the awesome comment
ReplyDeleteand this valuable advise.
but plz guide how to develop our logical tendency
sir..............
1. Be focused on "Good for all".
ReplyDelete2. "No one" is special, "everyone" is special.
3. Our elders are always more experienced, sometimes there is a generation gap, but if you talk to them about your style and approach, then they will definitely understand, because when they did that thing and now you are doing same that thing, CAUSES ARE SAME! (Like they gone to college for study, but did trendy fashion of their time, and now you are also doing same but according to your time).
4. Parents are your best friends. If you can't trust them for sharing your secrets, then you will find no one in world trustworthy.
YOU MUST BE WONDERING HOW THESE THINGS WILL HELP YOU INCREASE YOUR LOGICAL TENDENCY AND THE ANSWER IS:
By keeping yourself focused and preserving your character (Above points will help you to do these two things).
Animal like thinking will get you nowhere. I hope now you understand that in lieu of style, openness, boldness and on the name of 'redefined friendship' we are ruining ourselves. (I am talking about facebook, class etc. peer interactions)
THANKS FOR THE WONDERFUL GUIDANCE SIR,
ReplyDeleteYET I WOULD LIKE TO SAY:
JO HO GAYA SO HO GAYA
NOW I M FOCUSING ON MY PRESENT TO MAKE MY FUTURE BETTER
Experiences (past )teaches a lot
ReplyDeletereally a lot
Experience is what you have one day to show to your next generation. And that defines a difference between great and ordinary person.
ReplyDeleteAnd I was not talking about you in that comment. Its a general remarks on peer interaction.
I Agree with
ReplyDelete"Experience is what you have one day to show to your next generation. And that defines a difference between great and ordinary person."