Game on: potential energy 🆚 kinetic energy

This odds-defying result is nonetheless quite explicable. It’s simply because all our5️⃣sets of sensual👤apparatuses👃👅👀👄👂are far more sensitive to that which moves or changes, rather than that which remains static, stable & still, however massive the latter might be. Moreover, even🔬scientific🔭measuring🎙instruments & sensors suffer from the same partiality towards movement/distortion because, at the end of the day, they’re all designed only to merely amplify/miniaturise the already existing capabilities of our sense organs.

Our infinitesimally-negligible kinetics thus wins hands down in its continual battle with our♾potential, for our mind’s TRP-like attention grab. Such an upsetting upheaval is most stark when it comes to life👽versus☠️death. To our myopic👓eyeballs👀, life is always the underdog⚔️giantslayer; the🏴‍☠️latently-potent💪sleeping🛌giant👣in question being… death💀of course! 

Only the few spiritually-awakened🧙‍♂️beings realise👁the following fact: all that living beings were ever seeking (be it happiness😹, peace☮️, bliss, ecstacy or whatsoever else pleasant) lies deep within themselves as death, a fantastically-unending🏺resource unfortunately lying dormant & untapped. Let’s begin by tapping it at least for igniting a peaceful startup utilising 11 védic śānti mantrās with svarās to rediscover peace where it’s actually lost or rather seems to be lost: hidden deep within our true & immense potential!

While many spiritual practices (sadhanās) are possible to cultivate equanimity enroute to becoming a sthithaprajñā, as described in the śrīmad bhagavad gītā, the one path or process that has worked best for me is to just enhance my 👀perception👁to constantly keep the biggest picture of space-time that I’m capable of experiencing always in the background of each & every situation that I am involved in. 

That RELATIVE perspective always helps to put my BMI & the situation in appropriate context, avoiding overreacting… which is what most of us sadly tend to do in many situations. As is true with anything new, it does seem daunting in the beginning. But, with practice, such a viewpoint becomes second nature to us, even as we get totally involved in the nitty gritties of whatever needs to be done, spoken or thought of currently.