Self-Realization

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 The quality of your life depends on how well you manage your body, mind, emotions and your situations. Your life in general and the world means how much value you give to yourself.

In this modern world we are forgetting ourselves, we are losing our identity perhaps we forgot from where we started this journey. In this catastrophe of development, we made different things for our benefits, for our luxury but at the end we will get nothing rather we will spoil it. We made cars but we forgot to walk, we made phones but we forgot to meet with people, we made different machines and technologies but we forgot to talk to ourselves. We don't have time for ourselves. Until we spread our wings we will have no idea how far we can fly. When we experience the storms of life, we need to spread our wings. Sometimes we are tested in life and could sink in the mire of our problems. We may see our problems as a burden. Instead we could see them as opportunities for inner growth. This inner growth comes when we fight with such problems and self assess ourselves. But we don't have time for evaluation, no time for analyzing ourselves. We don't do self-assessment of our deeds. If we don't do so, we can never improve and learn. 

This self- realization is very important for our body, mind and soul. It will help us in our personal growth. In this pandemic period we should try to talk to ourselves such that who are we? What do we want from our life? What's our vision and mission? What do we want to do for our society? These are some questions whose answers must be known to us. Ask these questions from ourselves and try to find the answers. This contemplation will really help us in recognizing our true personality. Once a famous poet said, "Do you know what you are? You are a manuscript of a divine letter. You are a mirror reflecting a noble face. This universe is not outside of you, look inside yourself; everything that you want you are already that."

Gunjan Mittal Roy

Asst. Prof. ECE

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