Showing posts with label Subconscious. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Subconscious. Show all posts

Thursday, December 12, 2019

The Power of Music


We shall today be speaking of tunes, rhythm, symphony, and melody in terms of music, 'Raw' music. Music possesses the ability to lift your spirits, make you calm, cheer you up, align your overall mental state into a more comforting position. Rarely does one realize but our subconscious mind is attracted to rhythm and melody. If you don't feed your brain and soul with tunes, then your subconscious naturally makes you move towards activities where music is involved.

For example, you may think you really want to watch a film, but through my analysis, I have learned valuable lessons and would love to share them with you. Everybody knows that films have ample of background music, but no one knows what makes them literally feel the 'scene' and why they want to watch more films. It's the background music, the suspense fueled tunes, the spirit-lifting melody, the mind-calming lyrics, the natural rhythm of wind instruments that makes you morph into the characters in the film. Let me break this down for you.

We are in a generation where uniqueness is abated by the monotonous happenings in one's life. It is a very subtle move played by society, intending to partially control our consciousness so that we do not curb their individual growth. You do the same thing every day, travel in the same vehicle on the same road to your same office to meet the same people and come back to the same home in the same vehicle on the same road to the same people, that's why your brain and the neurons within it are not getting enough opportunities to fire themselves in all directions, which is also why you think just like another ordinary person. Your brain has been programmed to follow routine tasks with aplomb so that you don't fall out of sync with monotony. Now, we should know that music is played at multiple frequencies and these frequencies are supposed to induce a multitude of emotions within us, such as fear, happiness, exuberance, melancholy and many more. One fact is that Hitler while making public announcements on loudspeakers would set the sound to be released at a specific frequency which induced fear in the people. Sadly, we depend on people either directly or indirectly in order to activate any emotion within us.

Vattakanal, India


The secret for me is, I depend on music to activate my emotions and that is a one-way process, unlike its predecessor. I'd like to conclude by telling you how music activates any emotion you wish to summon.

When you listen to rock and roll, you're blooming with a zeal for enjoyment in life.

When it's jazz, you're calm as a bird and you groove.

When it's country you get peaceful and thoughtful.

When it's slow and the lyrics denote depression then you get melancholy.

Each genre has its own impact on your mind. Those half played, highly prolonged notes in jazz when heard, send waves to your brain which in turn send signals to your nerves all over your body and that energizes you to begin the groove, sing along and feel the voice of the singer- basically, it ignites an emotion which you would otherwise depend on other living beings to ignite for you.

Every song you hear has its own story, its own composition, its own melody, and its own meaning. That's what makes it friendly to you in the process of exercising your brain with undiscovered fortes.

Saturday, March 23, 2019

Today is Someone's Birthday

Today it’s the 30th of June, 2018. We still laugh, play, run, fall, enjoy and make mistakes; the one extra added element is seriousness. You know how they say, any single ingredient added to a recipe can make a great dish poor yet a poor dish great. Such is the impact of seriousness, the only difference is that this element forces out space reserved for the positively happening emotions and actions in our lives.

It was the month of May 2008, not many people visit super sunny and raging hot beaches in India, but there I was right; young, wild and free; me and a very dear friend, Mojo. While Mojo's parents made love, we were busy chasing each other barefoot on the streets of a secluded land with vibrant palm trees on either side of us and grasslands behind them, seems beautiful when I think about it today you know. Back then we were too young to bother about and appreciate beauty, we found happiness and joy in the smallest of things. Serious talk was like banter. Imagine running on heated rugged cement roads, scorched by the powerful rays of the summer sun, slippers were torn on one foot, hopping with the other trying to catch Mojo.

This is precisely where we played

That brat was running around with my haversack, taking away all my chips and chocolates. What was astonishing was I did not have to catch him on one leg, I could use both, but the ground was so hot and my sandal was in shatters so you know I was kind of forced to. Despite this entire struggle for me, I chased him with thorough laughter, sweat dripping down my soft childish skin, a tone of complete freedom and an anonymous love for life followed the vibe as I went on with the venture of saving my munchies.

You see, I wasn't serious at all, my brain had not perceived the situation with frustration as I would today. This is the beauty of life; simple relations complicated on a very intricate level, the whole relation tree unfold as time passes. You come to terms with memories; you smile at random times with no hint that you are smiling. Time has passed, it’s been little over a decade but I yet feel that day just like that day. My point is, don’t be so serious, you have not after all ventured upon earth to grunt about and do your job. 

Run boy Run, this world is bad for you.


Accept: that you cannot deny
Laugh: that you cannot be serious,
Live: like you will never die for when the time comes, you will know that All is one, yet one is all.


In this time of the world, a stranger seldom smiles at another stranger, neither at the homeless. People have become so serious that the fun elements of life are being replaced with the dull ones. What if, just what if you lose all your loved ones or you move to a land where everyone is unknown to you and then in the midst of all the monotony of loneliness one person smiles at you, or a sparrow sits on your shoulder, a homeless offers you a joke, a child shares his/her chocolate, an aged human blesses you, or a little baby wobbles on your little finger like your finger is his mothers.

You can find solace anytime, anywhere, anyhow.

That's a complete cycle, everything comes back to the start, you were happy once, now you are lonely, but the forces of nature and of love are again showing you that there is happiness even in loneliness. Imagine that every ingredient on this planet has every ingredient on this planet present in it. Collectivism is my conclusion. One is all, yet All is one friends. 

Kudos to the 30th of June, 2018.

-Goa, India

Sunday, November 25, 2018

Autonomous Perception

The only person you need to compete with is yourself. Today, we shall read something about Perception, how realizing that perceptions are a base for what's to come, not just for one moment, but for all.
The inside world, the outside world. Look what separates it? Multiple square glass pieces forming a window?

Undeniably, we all know that our planet currently runs on competitiveness. Let's get to the crux of this matter. Just like your children or parents, even you are in a constant battle with others to prove your worth and establish a position in the corporate world. But, what the masses do not realize is that they can use their most gifted weapon, Perception.

Truthfully, if they realize that their competitors are mere shadows and alternative personalities of themselves, then they rule out the most demonic mental blockage, which is that they are competing with fellow humans. The constant battle we have with ourselves is what leads us to abandon the most sacred temple in our head, the temple of Perception. If we were calm, intricately trained to control the flow of our thoughts, emotions, and actions, then we could patiently understand our varied perceptions and effectively act upon them. My point being, your only competitor is yourself. He is not your colleague, nor is he your friend, neither is he your neighbor.

You will feel more than you see!

Just a little piece of advice in order to experience the understanding of perception fully, You must leave your smartphone for a week, leave all the tech behind and go spend time under an open sky with strangers who are too seeking for the unnamed. Then you shall be in the very center of the world, with heightened awareness "Amongst Yourself".