NETFLIX#BUDDHA #EPISODE 34

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BUDDHA#ENLIGHTED ATMA

Currently, mankind is going through one of the best phases of their lives: even though it is endangered by a micro-organism aka Corona virus whose size is infinitely small as compared to highly evolved multi cellular organism, namely human being. We may not be fully aware of this fact that this lock down will shape us for the present and future with a transformation – long-long awaited.

Each one is trying to utilize their time in the best possible way. Besides, the multiple hidden talents, I harbor, I have also started to enjoy my sofa (neglected since a long time) in my lobby which has a huge TV to compliment. I came across one series –Buddha on Netflix, based on life story of Prince Siddharth of Kapilvastu who attained enlightment and became Buddh. He was a man ahead of times whose teachings and principles have stood the test of times. There are some 55 episodes and “Episode 34 “is a must watch for all. In this episode, he attains enlightment. His principles which he made from self experience are priceless. Meditation, truthfulness, faithfulness, middle path, nirvana ,etc are all in sync with nature. 

During the last few centuries, man has gradually lost contact with nature and the result is in front of us.After all, we call it as Mother nature and like a mother, she has given us umpteen chances to mend our ways – natural calamities etc, Human being like a stubborn child has time and again failed to listen to his mother. The current situation is the end result of a tight slap in our face which has shaken us to the core. Time to re-think, time to re-assess, time to rewind our actions and ponder .It all seems like a big dream which will vanish once we open our eyes. 

The new era demands life style modifications, with full honesty and integrity. We all exist in our minds, as we feel though shall we see. A happy mind finds warmth in the scorchiest sun and an unhappy mind seeks resentment in the most pleasant weather.

During my residency days in Tata memorial hospital, Mumbai, I learnt that everything is in one,s own mind – Life is like one big mind game where start and end is already written, in between one has to manage. One must ensure to be a great script writer as one candle is enough to light the darkness. Each moment I live to realize that life is happening now- live in the moment (my momsie,s tag line).

Let,s all pledge to write a beautiful story which will inspire many and live in the moment- not past nor future. With this, I wind up my magic pen.  

Meditation# mind cleansing# aligned happy positive thoughts.

Close your eyes for few moments and dwell inside, all that we need is already within us. 
Why are we searching it outside ?????

I take your leave with a promise to be back soon,

Love,
Juju

Comments

Manish bansal said…
Very very true and inspirational
April 22, 2020 at 7:11 PM
Anonymous said…
Excellent
April 22, 2020 at 8:25 PM
Dr Nidhi Gupta said…
Very true... this lockdown is blessing in disguise for mankindđź‘Ś
April 22, 2020 at 8:34 PM
Sanjana said…
Inspiring!!
April 22, 2020 at 11:08 PM
Neetu said…
Yes Didi....lest we forget.
April 23, 2020 at 8:32 AM
Anjali said…
"Live in Moment " most precious mantra of life !!
April 23, 2020 at 12:47 PM
Deepshikha said…
So true. The nature is thriving without human intervention. Makes me wonder, who is the real virus🤔
April 24, 2020 at 9:15 AM
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