Decluttering myself on the eve of the New Year.

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Decluttering myself on the eve of the New Year.

I have been known to be angry, irritable, or lose temper over a petty issue. I know that it is very harmful, and I even accept it mentally. Why does this happen when I know it’s a disadvantage or disturbance at the mental level? One of the important questions is why I mentally engage with its trap and blab-blab box.

        Every day, I encounter situations where I lose my temper, either at others or myself. Consequently, I start speaking negatively or violently. At that point, I don’t know what I am doing unconsciously. By that time, I had lost myself in the pattering of the mind.

             I also accept that I make mistakes and errors. However, acceptance doesn’t work. I should change my perception of events and people as well, and I should take them as part of my journey.

        Further, I bring my ego into that happening and think of my insult. Why do I take it seriously mentally and start thinking negatively despite the positive aura around me?

              More importantly, attachment comes naturally and obediently. It asks me why I shouldn’t leave it despite mind-game. It doesn’t allow me to go beyond material life. As a result, I adhere firmly to it so much that I start claiming over it. These happenings lead me unknown and dark area of my life.

           That’s why, let me start my life journey positively and open-mindedly. It is said that the day or the moment I come to realise about mistakes or errors is the beginning of life learning.
 

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