When we feel exhausted with work and other stressful
situations, it is quite common we look for some rest to the body and mind. Though I have not been on any great turnout,
my health was not upto the mark.
Recently was undergoing some stress which I could not define. However, stress results in ailment. I was used to a pain in the chest and my left
arm. As I was driving, I used to listen
to FM which normally had sponsored ads on heart problems. Everytime I heard the ad, I was feeling that
I may be undergoing the same. But was not dare enough to get it tested. I was thinking why land up in unwanted
complications. My repeated suggestions
that something is happening to me resulted in uncontrolled hypertension.
At times I over observe my body if something is wrong in my
body or if everything is alright. I end
up with some health concern.
My ears went up when there were announcements of the health
department on symptoms of dengue. Do you
have pain at the back of your eyes? Are you suffering from fever etc. I started observing myself if I was having
any of those. Two days after such
repeated conditioning, to my shock, I was really in deep trouble with very high
fever, chills, eye pain and what not.
Now it is almost 8 days, struggling to be out of this messy
situation. Why I went on narrating these
is because I have been reading and telling people about the power of mind. I believe in the happening of things
twice. The mind creates such a visual
effect and it comes close to reality.
When we exercise these abilities for happening of good things, it turns
out to be fantastic. But inviting
troubles can make you disgusting. However, we are used to saying whatever has
to happen will happen, it is true but is there no likeliness of inviting grace
to avoid dire consequences?
Indeed! One is the fact that we overthink because of too many things being presented to our senses.. on top of that, mankind has lost the key of kala - the timing mechanism to regulate our affairs. I am becoming very mindful of excess... less is more, less, less, slow, slow, slow...
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