It has been a while, I tried many times, but just could not
return to the same level of meditation that I used to attain a year back. I
thought the recent failures in my life has slowed down my awakening and I am
never gonna reach that place again with this negativity in me.
Frustrated from this tough phase of my life, I decided to
get very positive, believe in myself, no matter what. I started my journey
again with visualization and affirmations, most importantly SELF BELIEVE. I
slept visualizing, and woke up with gratitude. After the breakfast, I could not
resist myself from meditation. As I started studying for my exam, I felt a
compulsion to meditate and I closed my eyes, but this time with no purpose,
only to surrender. I closed my eyes and initially forced myself not to focus on
seeing, hearing, or smelling anything. I am well aware that I possess a very powerful
mind, which is designed to get me to my objective at any cost, and that it will
try to find an easier path to make me feel I am done. I know my mind can play tricks with me, give me some pictures to distract or a feeling of deep meditation just
to make me feel content. Thus, I sat there with no agenda, no intention to
learn or experience, but rather just to surrender myself.
Slowly, I felt I am
back! I felt I am on a similar place, somewhere I used to be when I used to
meditate deep. I then realized how this character known as Manish has grown up
before me. I realized there is no one who has seen “Manish” more closely than
me. I could disassociate myself from “Manish” and remember how I have witnessed
him growing. Once I was not him, I started looking at what was left, “I”, and
the more I realized this, the more I could see “I” getting dissolved. Gradually
I could feel “I” getting completely dissolved or should I say nowhere to be
found. I could feel that actually I was nowhere, may be not exist, but
certainly not there anywhere to be found. It was all so peaceful; it’s here,
where everything is, including me, it’s nowhere.
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