Are You Trapped in the Prison Cell of Your Own Mind?

 

The mind has the power to comprehend and interpret all that we see, read, hear, and experience. This makes our mind the most powerful tool that every human has in his control. But if the roles are reversed, and one subconsciously allows the mind to take control of our actions and decisions, it becomes very difficult to wriggle free from the webs of limited perceptions, negativities, and unmindfulness.



Divya Madan, in her book “Demystifying Love: Saga of Unknown,” has emphasized the vitality of self-realization and meditation on the inner being and its positive impacts on our life. Amidst our busy, chaotic lives, we tend to give in to our subconscious mind and inadvertently allow it to take over our understandings, our decision-making ability, and eventually, our very personality. The experiences that you encounter, the people you meet, the discussions you participate in or overhear are what develop the subconscious state of mind.

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People fear failures. It’s natural. But what’s harmful is when these fears cloud our mind to the extent that it keeps us from even trying out new opportunities. A restrained mind tends to keep us from exploring our full potential. Your mind instills in you the belief that you are not capable enough of achieving your goals. Do not let your mind diminish your potential. Recall all your past accomplishments, your strengths, and regain your confidence and self-belief. Never let anyone undermine your capabilities, especially your own self!

Frequent analysis over our own thought-process helps us to develop critical thinking ability, which in turn can enable us to train our mind. Being skeptical, using different perspectives to view any matter, being mindful, and meditating in isolation are some important elements to help regain control over your mind.

Every human brain functions differently. What you need to do is surround yourself with supportive, positive people. Be open to learn and allow yourself to absorb the productive mindsets of the people around you. Free yourself of overthinking, anxieties, negative thoughts. Learn to focus on the brighter side of the picture, and you’ll find yourself improving significantly.

 

Author’s Bio:

Divya Madan is a well-recognized, gifted Cosmic Healer with Clairaudient and Clairvoyant abilities. She is an author, entrepreneur, Ayurveda nutritionist, energy medicine practitioner, life coach, a spiritual mentor. Her book “Demystifying Love: Saga of Unknown” ISBN: 1801280479, stimulates the readers to recognize any dissonance in their lives and release such negative energy blocks with innovative and proficient practices to cultivate lasting healthy changes in all areas of their lives. Moreover, the book helps to build strength, flexibility, and endurance and develop deep compassionate companionship of body, mind, and soul. This wholesome harmony leads to mental-emotional freedom and holistic healing.

 

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