The mind is constantly engaged in comparison, judgment, and fear, which leads to conflict both within and in relationships with others. The mind thrives on separation and division, creating an endless cycle of desire and dissatisfaction. It clings to the past or worries about the future, thus keeping us trapped in a state of discontent. This destructive nature of the mind prevents us from experiencing the present moment fully, where true peace and joy reside.
The mind’s destructive tendencies can be transcended through inner transformation and awakening. When we move beyond the mind and its conditioning, we begin to experience a deeper connection with life and the world around us. Through practices like soma process, satsangs, homas and surrender, we can silence the mind’s chatter and enter into a state of stillness. Let’s pray to Sri Ammabhagavan to understand mind’s destructive tendency
