O Intellect!

O Intellect!

Every now and then, 

Stop intervening!

Not the field of yours 

any more of operating.

Better to learn, 

when and how to be in,

Only when your power is 

called in real need.

Till now, you remained 

leader, unknowingly. 

Intuitive kingdoms emerge, 

henseforth to coexist.

Both has roles and 

significant shifts

Must obey now on the truthful 

intuitive faculties.

You rule the dealing 

system worldly

This one from above is with 

the powers Godly.

Let it descend, give room 

untreated in purity

You mastered. Now, not against 

here. Nothing.

Out there are the products 

divine, in survive.

Let us harmonise within 

and with Divine.

'Morli' bows the produce Divine...

In mute world, noices disturb...

In silent world, inner voices interrupt...

Both of them have their own levels, domains, places and reasons to be.

In outer world, the disturbance is due to external stimuli...

In the inner world, the intervening factors are due to activities of mind especially the reactions based on the conditioned perceptions, thoughts and past experiences...

The intellect based on the memory immediately forms up a sort of equation of reaction and delivers...this can be in form of analysis, judgement, discretion, decision, statement, reminder, etc., that happens on continuous bases...

The more one is aware in silence and in consciously in spacing and retaining silence spaces, the more one can sense out those noticable pop ups.

If one is not consciously into offering and surrendering, the intuitive flow gets disrupted and thinned down...

Mental faculties and intuitive faculties... both are significant... 

For progress and process, 

For outer and inner kingdoms, 

For worldly and spiritual progressions,

For human and divine union,

For current and future manifestations...

Kudos to the Divine mechanism in human!

Thank you...

- Morli Pandya 

June, 2017

Flower Name: Phlox drummondii 

Annual phlox, Drummond phlox 

Significance: Skill in Mental Work 

To know how to observe in silence is the source of its skillfulness. 
The "Mind" in the ordinary use of the word covers indiscriminately the whole consciousness, for man is a mental being and mentalises everything; but in the language of this yoga the words "mind" and "mental" are used to connote specially the part of the nature which has to do with cognition and intelligence,  with ideas, with mental or thought perceptions, the reactions of thought to things, with the truly mental movements and formations, mental vision and will etc., that are part of his intelligence. SA