The art of valour is the
strength of mind or spirit that enables a person to face the music beyond the
impulse of self-expression.
The branded society and its
sold out freedom slogans are the make up of conformity, where the act of
creativity becomes very pretences from the lack of courage to be the self in
confidence.
Mediocrity as its best
needs to be avoided by all means, then those flies of false success are made
from the fly-strip factory.
Individuality and ones true
valour is found in the silence of pondering that will pierce through the
glamour of vehement desires.
Creativity is the
projection of an internal state of mental awareness which is the drive towards
freedom that cannot be compared.
The Medias guarantees of
security and peace of mind is the shortcut to the true self, taking advantage
to sell you out so easily.
Most people are lost in the
liberated status quo of the true self, where the ego becomes a biopsychic drive
that claims itself.
The endless ‘I’, I want, I
must have, I must be satisfied are the flags of poor liberation and the
illusive power of mass psychology, or the hundred monkey effect.
From the Vedas point of
view, there can be no finite experience permanently satisfying the cravings of
the mind, which is only found in the nature of the infinite spirit.
If this longing is
suppressed or inhibited in mediocrity, it will affect the mind and body in
action.
The transformation of the senses
will and mind become once helpers in the attainment of the spiritual means, and
is the refining virtue to once true
valour, that does not need reassurance.
Valour gives a seat to that
which is the all pervading absolute that supports all.
The ignorant believer by
claim of belief causes a revolt in an intelligent person for its truth disturbs
the harmony of conclusion, ignorantly maintaining the mediocrity as status quo.
True valour is the
initiation to take a step forward in directions which one does know from the
whispers of the soul.
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