What are the ways to acquire stability and a constant, flowing state of mind?



 

Ways to Acquire Stability

Shiv Baba has shared many priceless ways to achieve this. Shiv Baba says that we should see this world as a stage and imagine that all 9 billion souls on this earth are watching the part I am playing. In this way, all our attention will remain on our karmas, and by staying attentive, our state of mind will remain good and stable.

Consider a man who is sitting on a stage along with the speakers. While listening to the speech, he starts feeling sleepy and is overcome by waves of laziness. But the moment he remembers, or someone reminds him, that the entire audience is looking at him, he immediately sits up alert, thinking about what the audience will think of him.

In the same way, Shiv Baba says that we will take full care of our state of mind if we consider ourselves to be on a stage and think as if the eyes of the whole world are upon us. In reality, it is exactly like this: when someone takes godly knowledge and starts giving this introduction to others, everyone begins to look closely at his karmas—what he does, how he walks, and how he lives.


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