BE PLAYFUL AND HAPPY AND NOT SERIOUS AND SORROWFUL
Our life has ups and downs, success and failure, good and bad moments. It depends on us, as to how to take the things. This has been discussed on the editorial page of Times of India of May, 12, 08. Knowledge, action, peace, conflict and SORROW are natural occurrences in life. We have expectations, which may not materialize, and then it leads to sorrow. We should think that things are not permanent. We should accept the change, and not think of permanence. change is said to be the law of nature, but due to ignorance, we may not accept this fact, and thus we may feel sorrow. It is for us to see the truth. There may be something new, better or surprise in the change. We should observe it, accept it, enjoy it and not give resistance to it. Things are dynamic. In our mind, thoughts come and go, and are not fixed. We should not get identified. These are toxic things or negative energies. We should have the intention of dropping them, which will create creativity. Society feels that only children should be playful, and for achievements one should be serious. But achievement by commitment is possible, but not just by being serious. It will be better to be committed as well as playful, sincere but not serious, as life will become lighter. Seriousness leads to tension, but being playful in the present, leads to relaxation, which is part of being spiritual.
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