1st January 2018
Day started with Padmasadhana, Sudarshan Kriya and Surya Namaskar.
The office atmosphere was jolly today. Fun and work is a brilliant combination.
Ate almost 4-5 different sweet dishes today + Samosa and Kachori too, in office, thanks to my colleagues.
Managed to get an electrician and got few things done from him in the house. This indeed gave some satisfaction of having lived this day productively.
My 1st few activities of the new year 2018 (past midnight) was doing the Niranjan Dhyan (Guided meditation by Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar) and then watching the LIVE 'New Year special' webcast of Gurudev in Germany. The Satsang was so amazing and full of devotion.
I keep wondering about 2 sides of the same coin - Life and Death, and every thought in this direction leads to the same question - 'Who am I?'
It's when I will realize 'who am I', will all questions cease to exist. Alternatively, it's when all the questions (nothing but thoughts) cease to exist, will I realize 'Who am I!'
Hoping to die before I die. Hoping to live to the fullest.
- Yogendra Bhonsale
The office atmosphere was jolly today. Fun and work is a brilliant combination.
Ate almost 4-5 different sweet dishes today + Samosa and Kachori too, in office, thanks to my colleagues.
Managed to get an electrician and got few things done from him in the house. This indeed gave some satisfaction of having lived this day productively.
My 1st few activities of the new year 2018 (past midnight) was doing the Niranjan Dhyan (Guided meditation by Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar) and then watching the LIVE 'New Year special' webcast of Gurudev in Germany. The Satsang was so amazing and full of devotion.
I keep wondering about 2 sides of the same coin - Life and Death, and every thought in this direction leads to the same question - 'Who am I?'
It's when I will realize 'who am I', will all questions cease to exist. Alternatively, it's when all the questions (nothing but thoughts) cease to exist, will I realize 'Who am I!'
Hoping to die before I die. Hoping to live to the fullest.
- Yogendra Bhonsale


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