๐ฟ๐๐๐ก๐ฎ ๐๐ช๐ฉ๐ง๐ #047 - ๐๐ฃ๐ค๐ช๐๐ ๐๐จ ๐๐ฃ๐ค๐ช๐๐.
Time has come to say "enough is enough". When we know we must not do it, yet we continue to do so, time has come to say "enough is enough". I no longer accept my old self. The old self which fell forโฆ
Time has come to say "enough is enough". When we know we must not do it, yet we continue to do so, time has come to say "enough is enough".
I no longer accept my old self. The old self which fell for everything I must not do. I no longer infact I express "bibhatsa" towards it. Bibhatsa is feeling of disgust, best expressed facially.
One cannot explain and define disgust. You see it on face and you know something is off. It is that feeling. It is that rasa that must get evoked when we are about to do something that need not be done.
Bibhatsa is aversion - the clear recognition that something must end, the energy behind a real decision.
The body has already turned away; the mind hasn't admitted it. When you let yourself feel the aversion fully, the decision becomes obvious.
It is the least discussed and most decisive rasa โ the sacred "no."
We often cling to draining clients, dead offers, wrong partnerships - tolerating for too long. The clarity to cut is what frees them to grow. The ability to feel "this is not acceptable to me anymore" is a power, not a flaw.
Saying No is power. Be powerful and think wherein life have you not applied Bibhatsa yet.
I no longer accept my old self. The old self which fell for everything I must not do. I no longer infact I express "bibhatsa" towards it. Bibhatsa is feeling of disgust, best expressed facially.
One cannot explain and define disgust. You see it on face and you know something is off. It is that feeling. It is that rasa that must get evoked when we are about to do something that need not be done.
Bibhatsa is aversion - the clear recognition that something must end, the energy behind a real decision.
The body has already turned away; the mind hasn't admitted it. When you let yourself feel the aversion fully, the decision becomes obvious.
It is the least discussed and most decisive rasa โ the sacred "no."
We often cling to draining clients, dead offers, wrong partnerships - tolerating for too long. The clarity to cut is what frees them to grow. The ability to feel "this is not acceptable to me anymore" is a power, not a flaw.
Saying No is power. Be powerful and think wherein life have you not applied Bibhatsa yet.