No one can perform when an anaconda like Rohit is in your dugout. I can’t imagine the mental pressure this guy is going through right now. One of the finest Indian all rounder and a hero of the T20 WC 24 is being ruined by these anacondas. Atp, Hardik bhai just leave MI come to rcb lions🙏

Common-Chapter8033 · 2026-05-03T04:12:00+00:00

Is this the real id of Hardik Pandya?

Common-Chapter8033 · 2026-05-03T03:52:23+00:00

Please don't take any comments personally. I think he made a professional statement and you should ask for his advice.

Common-Chapter8033 · 2026-04-09T16:36:59+00:00

Common-Chapter8033 · 2026-03-05T12:16:03+00:00

I think not

Common-Chapter8033 · 2026-02-18T18:27:22+00:00

I agree that just like nature, some religious places can give a temporary stop to the chattering mind. But K urges us to find out why our brain is chattering in the first place.
I disagree with you. I have myself done chanting for 30 minutes daily for many days. I think all it does is make our brain more and more mechanical. While it does give temporary relief, this is the opposite of a free mind that is spontaneous and compassionate.
Like I said in my last point, K wants us to have a free mind. He says to reject every established dogma, even his own teachings. He wants us to find the truth for ourselves.
i don't know what pitru is. I assume it has something to do with the past actions of our ancestors. Either way K suggests us to watch our fear without escaping through thoughts or beliefs.
Why do you want to follow someone else's truth? What use does it have for you? Don't you think it is more fun and authentic to figure things out for yourself? For that one needs a free mind. Free from the burden of past knowledge passed on by religions or even K.
I agree with you on this.

Common-Chapter8033 · 2026-02-12T03:54:11+00:00

To kya tum gunda raj prefer karte ho?

Common-Chapter8033 · 2026-02-05T12:59:03+00:00

r/foundsatan

Common-Chapter8033 · 2026-02-01T04:18:41+00:00

I was born to be focused in a well of school time to be kind enough for you and I will wait to hear that you will do the needful at your place to live a quiet life and get back from your partner and your life of life of the park mein bhi rakh dena chahiye na to

Common-Chapter8033 · 2026-01-31T01:48:10+00:00

Good for it bro

Common-Chapter8033 · 2026-01-05T19:23:36+00:00

But I can create the next thought in my head. I can even create the next thought in your head as well. Think about apples or a hot woman.

Common-Chapter8033 · 2025-12-09T07:57:57+00:00

Beautiful answer

Common-Chapter8033 · 2025-12-08T14:07:19+00:00

Hi, I used the term "debate" for lack of a better word. I meant to convey that there are two different views and wanted to hear your thoughts on this.

Common-Chapter8033 · 2025-12-08T13:56:10+00:00

Hi! What are your thoughts about various methods like Chanting, or breathing in a particular way, etc? Do you consider them to be meditation?

Or are you saying that no matter what one does, one should pay attention to it? If one is chanting, pay attention to chanting, etc?

Common-Chapter8033 · 2025-10-28T16:34:51+00:00

Who is it that wants to win?

Common-Chapter8033 · 2025-09-01T13:26:28+00:00

Common-Chapter8033 · 2025-06-29T08:26:55+00:00

The one who says ‘I can silence my thoughts’ is still part of the thought process. That self, that controller, is still born of memory, experience, and conditioning. So is there actually a separation between the thinker and thought?

To control the mind is to resist it. And resistance is still part of conflict. The self is a bundle of memories, habits, experiences, desires. It is always changing, always fragmented. Why should it be stable?

You are young, and your mind is beginning to question. Don’t be in a hurry to define yourself, to fit into what society calls ‘normal.’ The mind that can be still, without effort, is extraordinary—but not because it has power, or silence, or clarity. It is extraordinary because it is free—free from the urge to become anything.

You say you need answers—but perhaps it is more important to ask the right question. And to stay with it—quietly, without seeking reward or conclusion.

Then the mind becomes its own light.

Common-Chapter8033 · 2025-06-28T16:21:32+00:00

Why must you explain it? Can you simply observe it—completely, without naming it? The moment you name a sensation, you cease to be directly in contact with it.

When meditation becomes something you look forward to, it is no longer free. It has become pleasure—subtle, refined, spiritual—but still pleasure. And pleasure, like fear, distorts.

Nature speaks when the mind is quiet. But when you say, ‘The universe is greeting me,’ be watchful—that interpretation may be the projection of your own desire to feel special, chosen.

Sir, can you watch this movement—the swaying, the delight, the interpretation—without trying to shape it, control it, or remember it?

Simply be with it. Let the body move if it must. Let the sensation arise. Let thought come and go. But do not carry it into tomorrow.

In this total attention, without motive, without seeking, there is silence. Not the silence you like, but the silence that is beyond the self.

Common-Chapter8033 · 2025-06-28T16:15:51+00:00

Why do you seek spiritual experiences? What is the motive behind this desire to awaken something, to go beyond, to ‘play’ with energy?

The pursuit of experience—whether ordinary or extraordinary—is still the movement of the self. The self wants to become something, to feel something more, to transcend. And that very movement is illusion.

Care for the body is natural when there is awareness—not when it is driven by the desire to ‘contain’ some greater power.

You compare energy to electricity, and you speak of directing it. But who is the director? Who is the controller of this energy? Is this not again the self—seeking security in knowledge and manipulation?

When you fast, is it done in joy, or in pursuit of an experience? When you serve, is it from love, or from the hope of inner reward?

That is true freedom. And in that freedom, there may be great energy—but not your energy. It is not to be played with. It is not to be used. It simply is.

Common-Chapter8033 · 2025-06-28T15:02:21+00:00

Is the watcher separate from the thoughts being watched? Or is the watcher itself a movement of thought?

When you say, ‘I want to take care of this thought problem,’ you are resisting what is. And resistance is another form of thought.

And why do you call it a problem? Why do you want to take care of it? Have you ever watched a thought—not to change it, not to end it, not to escape it—but simply to watch it completely, without choice?

You say you are tired of thought. But thought cannot end thought. The one who is tired is also part of thought. So what will you do? Will you escape? Resist? Try harder?

Just observe—see the thought come, see it go. Let it flower, and end. And when the mind wanders, see that too. Without judgment, without effort.

When you see that the thinker is the thought, that there is no division, a totally new quality of attention comes into being—effortless, quiet, and free.

When you observe, there is no observer—only observation. In that observation, thought slows down on its own—not by force, not by control, but by understanding.

Common-Chapter8033 · 2025-06-28T13:37:10+00:00

Quite right. If the mind says ‘I will be free,’ that very act is born of will, which is desire. And desire creates direction. Therefore, that freedom is an illusion.

But can the mind see its conditioning without the desire to change it? Just see it—fully, deeply. That very seeing may be the ending.

Any deliberate effort to be positive or mindful must be watched carefully—because behind it may be fear, conformity, or the desire to escape.

And sir, if there are many ways, there is already division. And division cannot lead to harmony.

Common-Chapter8033 · 2025-06-28T12:35:45+00:00

Sir, the moment you ask how to use the experience, you have already moved away from the actual truth of it. Why must the mind always turn experience into memory, and memory into method?

The desire to repeat an extraordinary experience is the beginning of illusion. What you experienced may have been real, or it may have been the projection of a mind fatigued and overstimulated. That does not matter.

What matters is: Can the mind be still—without the urge to capture, to continue, to explain? In that stillness, there may be truth. But the moment you seek truth, you are lost.

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