Amazing Mind Control Techniques for better Life

 

The mind reverberates, vibrates, and contemplates at the same time before one stands at the brink of action. Thus, money and fame in its many hues spread themselves in a rainbow throughout the skies of one’s mind. These two presumed to be diamonds soon break like another glass whose million pieces cause one pain and suffering, often resulting in profuse bleeding throughout one’s soul. This is where mind control techniques come in handy. 

Meditation, which comes to mind as we read the many books on spirituality and the Upanishads is all about self-reflection at its peak. It speaks about the virtue that is to control your mind. Other than that there is music to hear as well as create. 

Buddhism has contributed to the world some major mind control techniques all of which teach us how to control your mind. Buddhism, among its many principles, drive home the point that ‘control your mind and the world is yours’. ‘Boddhisattva never disparaging’ is a concept in Buddhism, drawing from the life of Shakyamuni Buddha.  

There are six base natures of the human mind intrinsic to Sanathan culture which forms the basis of our understanding of mind control techniques, those are Kama, Krodha, Moha, Lobha, Mada, Matsaryam.

The mind journeys through all of these realms as long as one breathes the air. The mind with all its desires, tendencies, and hopes remains intact even after the body is no more. So, the desire for fame and money if without an in-depth purpose originates and dwells in these six base natures or states. And to control your mind from these urges could be the best thing you could do to yourself because it would make life a better place to be.

The Mandukya Upanishad is a trove for seekers of mind control techniques. Through its teachings, one is enlightened on types of mind control, brainwashing techniques, and the mind control superpower. 

The sky keeps turning from a once azure blue to a blind scorching white, a tinge of red and crimson dissipated behind the sun. A bright yellow when the sun still holds to its brightness and while at the brink of setting behind the silhouetted buildings. Then ensnared in darkness, a dot or two pops out from the sky glittering, in an effort to again brighten up the lost colors. 

This distinct rainbow of colours that the sky dresses in from time to time in a day is what the Upanishads refer to as surrealism or dream or magic behind the mystery of creation. This deep ponder is in sync with our day-to-day imagination regarding the most trivial of things. Like a man for a second makes eye contact with a beautiful maiden, transfixed the gaze extends to a minute.