Friday, October 23, 2020
How I started my spiritual journey
Spirituality
When we move on the path of religion in search of peace, prosperity and happiness god, spirituality comes before us. Here, a question arises what does spirituality mean? spirituality comes of the word spirit which means soul. Now what does soul mean? Let us understand it means. It tells about a" living being" that tells day in and day out that -this is my hand ,my leg, my head ,my body etc. It means body and body organs belongs to the soul. It means body and soul are two different things. Soul is the master and body is owned by the soul. Let us know more what does it mean when we simply say -I have got headache, my knee is aching, I have got backache, I have got fever. Ache and fever is with the body not with soul. The soul has the feelings through the body and its part. It means no body, no feeing is there. The soul acts through the body. Once the soul departs the body, the body is known as the dead body while with the soul it is known as the living body.
we can have an example to understand the subject better than before. There is a car with a driver and so the car moves on. No driver no movement of the car. The driver knows how to move or drive the car, he is present in. The better the driver is, the better he runs the car making no accident, reaches his destination safely. Similarly the more experienced the soul is, the better life becomes. No accident happens. It means no anger, no stress, no anxiety, no tension, no pressure but peaceful life.
So every human being is a soul in the real sense wherever he or she lives, what so ever the behaviour is possessed by, what so ever the language he or she speaks to, what so ever the religion he or she follows.
Thus the spirituality is the path to get peace prosperity and happiness in the true sense. But the true spirituality comes when we accept ourselves a soul, feel detached from the body. I am the master of the body. The body and its organs are mine and I have the power and right to control it.


