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Yes, my mind keeps working more. Even when I am at rest, something or the other keeps going through my mind. So I feel I am more mental than I think I am. And then once every so often, I go intoโฆ
Yes, my mind keeps working more. Even when I am at rest, something or the other keeps going through my mind. So I feel I am more mental than I think I am.
And then once every so often, I go into vismaya (wonder). Something out of the ordinary catches my thought. Something that I have never thought before and I keep wondering about it.
Adbhuta or wonder is the moment what you know suddenly becomes larger than it was. It is mind expanding past its previous edge.
I get amazed by how ancients were far more advanced than us. A fellow friend Dr Vaibhav Datar (yes similar name) from Kalyan opened my eyes. We had a Sanskrit text which exactly described how a Robot has to be. Which just means they had already designed one.
This wonders me. The sky wonders me. The way animal and plant kingdoms are, wonder me. Wonder turns information into attention.
In our day to day life, we are flooded with information and we slowly get numb to it. What cuts through it is not more data but a fresh way of looking at it.
These posts of mine are not new data but looking at the same data we all have, with a new fresh lens. What hooks you to the post is not data but wonder.
When you stop being amazed by your own work, so does everyone else will. People don't move toward more information, they move toward what makes them see freshly.
And then once every so often, I go into vismaya (wonder). Something out of the ordinary catches my thought. Something that I have never thought before and I keep wondering about it.
Adbhuta or wonder is the moment what you know suddenly becomes larger than it was. It is mind expanding past its previous edge.
I get amazed by how ancients were far more advanced than us. A fellow friend Dr Vaibhav Datar (yes similar name) from Kalyan opened my eyes. We had a Sanskrit text which exactly described how a Robot has to be. Which just means they had already designed one.
This wonders me. The sky wonders me. The way animal and plant kingdoms are, wonder me. Wonder turns information into attention.
In our day to day life, we are flooded with information and we slowly get numb to it. What cuts through it is not more data but a fresh way of looking at it.
These posts of mine are not new data but looking at the same data we all have, with a new fresh lens. What hooks you to the post is not data but wonder.
When you stop being amazed by your own work, so does everyone else will. People don't move toward more information, they move toward what makes them see freshly.