THE VISION, June 2026, Vol 93, Issue 9:
Please click on the bold darker colours to read the article and on the arrow icon to get back to the contents. Beloved Readers, Modern life has taught us how to move fast, speak continuously, and remain endlessly occupied. Yet, amidst all this movement, one thing is silently disappearing from human life — stillness. The mind today rarely rests. Even when the body is inactive, thoughts continue racing from one concern to another. The result is tension, confusion, anxiety, and exhaustion. Stillness does not mean inactivity or escape from life. It means inner calmness amidst activity. Just as the depths of the ocean remain undisturbed though waves dance on the surface, a still mind remains balanced amidst the ups and downs of life. Such stillness is not weakness; it is strength in its purest form. All great spiritual masters have pointed toward this truth. Beloved Papa Swami Ramdas taught that the purpose of all Sadhana, prayer, and Nama chanting is to quieten the rest...