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Stop Fighting Your Mind
Adi Shankaracharya looked at the mind very differently. He didn’t see it as a solid thing. He saw it as a flow. A continuous movement of thoughts, memories and reactionsthat creates the illusion of a fixed self. The Mind Creates and Covers Shankara explained the mind in two simple ways. First, it projects. It takes… Continue reading
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How to Build a Strong Mind
Many people feel their mind is weak. Easily distracted. Unable to focus. Hard to learn deeply. In the teachings of Swami Vivekananda, this is not a fixed problem. A “weak” mind is simply a scattered mind. And what is scattered… can be trained. The Real Problem: Scattered Attention Most of our mental energy is divided.… Continue reading
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Stop Taking Criticism Personally
Criticism doesn’t just feel like feedback. It feels personal. A comment, a remark and the mind starts looping.You replay it, analyze it and it begins to affect how you see yourself. This is where the real problem begins. Who Is Actually Hurt? When criticism hits, there is a simple question to ask: Who is feeling… Continue reading
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Adi Shankaracharya on Desires
Adi Shankaracharya, the teacher of Advaita Vedanta, looked at desire in a very different way. He did not treat it as a sin or a moral failure. He called it Vasanas – subtle mental impressions. These are not just desires in the moment. They are deeper tendencies built over time. The Mind as a Mirror… Continue reading
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Why You Feel Exhausted
We often say, “I’m lazy” or “I don’t feel motivated”. But in the teachings of Swami Vivekananda, the problem is usually not laziness. It is low energy. More specifically – it is exhausted Prana. Why You Feel Drained Vivekananda described the body as an instrument powered by energy. When that energy is low, even simple… Continue reading
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Master Your Mind With Yoga Sutras of Patanjali
Yoga Sutras of Patanjali can be seen as a user manual for the mind. They are not about belief or philosophy in the abstract. They are practical. They show you how your mind works and how to work with it. Most of us are deeply identified with our thoughts. Whatever appears in the mind, we… Continue reading
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Why You Wake Up Tired (Even After 8 Hours)
You sleep for 7–8 hours… and still wake up tired. It feels like something is off.You did what you were supposed to – got enough sleep, but the body feels heavy and the mind feels dull. In the framework of Swami Vivekananda and Vedantic thought, the issue is not just how long you sleep, but… Continue reading
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Stuck, Tired and Unmotivated?
There are phases when nothing moves. You feel low on energy, resistant to work and mentally dull.Even simple tasks feel heavy. Vivekananda didn’t treat this as a purely “mental” problem.He saw it as a state of Tamas – inertia in the system. And his approach was surprisingly practical. Move The first mistake is trying to… Continue reading
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Surrender Your Fears
In the teachings of Swami Vivekananda, surrender is often misunderstood. It is not weakness.It is not giving up. It is clarity about what is in your control… and what is not. Where Anxiety Comes From Most of our stress comes from trying to control outcomes. The future, job security, other people’s opinions—things that are inherently… Continue reading
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Desire Makes You a Beggar
In the teachings of Swami Vivekananda, desire is not just an emotion. It is an energy movement. And often, it is the most unnoticed drain in the system. The Misunderstanding We usually believe that objects give us happiness. You get what you wanted and for a moment, you feel peace. But what actually happened? For… Continue reading
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