When you do
cosmic analysis of body, mind and spirit you come to a conclusion that if you have
Buddhist mind then you are able to steer your body and spirit to work along
with your mind in a meaningful manner. This blog post lists five benefits of Buddhist
mind.
Neutrality is the first boon. When you
think like a Buddhist you are not taking sides for one or another. You stay at
the middle point and listen to both sides of an argument and for that matter you
speak to both sides in equanimity. In sum, you are not aligned with either
side. Moreover you enjoy the trust and confidence of both sides which is a
salutary feature. It is similar to the concept of non-aligned nations that
chose to remain neutral and enjoy mutually beneficial relationship with United
States and Soviet Russia.
Compassion is the second goody you have
with Buddhist mind. You expel hatred from your heart and fill the vacuum with
loving kindness. You relate to everything on earth with a touch of kind hand
and benevolent eye. When you touch a person or thing there is a sense of
soothing passed on to the other. When you glance someone there is serene vibe
that bathes him or her. This clears the air of anger, misunderstanding and
tension that shrouds the person in front of you.
Peacefulness is the third gain from Buddhist
mind. You feel at ease every time, every place and with everyone. You are not
going to be prejudiced of others neither proud of you and your attainments.
Your mind does not contrive bad notions when others speak to you. On the same
page neither you condescend that fellow beings need your sympathy. Precisely,
you have empathy, you put your feet on others’ shoes and consider the
situations they are in before you venture your opinion or make your comments.
Purposefulness is the next benefit
arising from Buddhist mind. There is a common understanding that every action
has a cause and every matter has a certain defined purpose. If you say
something there is a purpose, you travel with a purpose, you live to attain a
purpose. Hence purposefulness is the virtue you cannot do without. Purpose is germane
in your edifice of your life. In Hindu Mythology Lord Hanuman is defined as the
purposeful god.
Contentment is the fifth blessing you get
when you cultivate Buddhist mind. Because you look at half empty glass as the
half-full one. And because you see positive side always and contend to have a half-full
glass rather than fully empty one. The idea of sufficiency drives you to think
that even a morsel of food has value and brings you happiness. You are attuned
to consider the present moment as the most pleasurable one and wish to spend it
in doing merits with a sense of satisfaction. Past has no relevance to you
except what you have learnt as matter of guidance. What about the future? You
are too sublime, serene even the future does not give you worry, stress or tension.
Muthu
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