SANE LIVING (स्वस्थचित्त जीवन)

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Foundational Question: Who is ‘me’?

The most difficult task for us is to ‘know about ourselves’, i.e., to know, read or understand our own mind. This directly leads to difficulty in decision-making about our personality, career, job, etc. All relationship and organizational management problems emerge from this difficulty. Due to this crisis of not knowing ourselves, deciding on our own personality is utterly difficult and therefore requires external help (teacher, doctor, analyst, mentor, etc.). Our own mind is the best friend as well as the worst enemy we encounter in our own life. So many times we get carried away by our uncontrolled desires and do the stupidest actions in our lives. We get worried about our own uncontrolled and unwanted thinking. Why are we not able to delete our own memories?  Based on the above foundational question and all the other related problems linked to it, we have conceptualized this program to get a powerful solution for our daily living.

The program is divided into two parts

1. Managing the Mind
2. Managing the Environment/Society (Common Talks)

Foundation:

1. Philosophy and Spirituality
2. Science and technology
3. Social Issues 

Philosophy of Sane Living

The daily routine (work/actions) of an individual should be divided into three parts:

1. Live for yourself (spiritual work, e.g., Sleeping and Meditation)
2. Live for your livelihood (this includes your physical needs and family’s welfare)
3. Live for society  

Evaluate your daily routine to determine how much time you devote to each of the three activities.  Daily routine time should be divided into three parts, with each activity lasting 8 hours.

If we consider that time is divided into three parts, then the Present is the meeting point of the past and the future. We need to understand the present first. All the past has created the memory (both conscious and unconscious), and that dictates the future. Therefore, understanding the flow of time, we need to stay in the present. The present reveals the “Me/I” or the “Self”. Even if we do not bother whether ‘life has a purpose or not’, we need to understand this “me” to work properly and to live a happy or peaceful life. Sleeping is the subconscious/unconscious way to stay in the memory, but meditation

Foundation and Axioms

Foundation (SL Axioms)

1. Life (pure consciousness) is the simplest form of our existence.
2. The mind (thinking/thought) has complicated it.
3. We must bypass the mind to reach life.
4. Peace is an outcome of self-experiencing life (the living).
5. Sane living is the outcome of ‘self-experiencing peace’.
6. Desire and happiness (emotions) are two basic mental blocks for Sane Living.
7. Meditation (Samadhi, i.e., the state of pure consciousness) is all about ‘experiencing the space’, which leads to self-realization (experiencing life) finally.
8. Self-realization is the final goal of life.
9. Experiencing Life is as real as experiencing the physical world. (It is not a mental logic or exercise). 

Strategy

1. Believe in the above 9 SL axioms.
2. Educate yourself on yoga principles.
3. Live a simple life.
4. Stop comparing yourself with others.
5. Try to meditate (Stop thinking) daily.
6. Mental/psychological laws are only for regulating routine life. No need to be passionate or emotional about these laws

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