Silence is a powerful tool, but you need to be aware. And it is often a basic tool, it is the guardian of our most secret emotions
Smartphones, televisions, chatter, everything is noise now. And everything contributes to people's stress, neuroticism, inability to think. To reflect, listen to yourself. Protect your privacy.
According to Indians, there are 7 things to keep secret. That can be understood, read and respected when silence falls.
1- Do not deal with gossip:
Gossiping is wasted energy, it is talking nonsense constructively, being distracted by yourself and your way. An ancient Indian proverb says: before talking about a person, walk three times towards the Moon with his shoes.
Rumors also create an invisible but concrete barrier to negativity. And this is what should be avoided the most.
2- Keep your projects secret:
Indian philosophy, in the second of 7 tips to keep secrets, invites us to prudence. It warns us of that always drowsy negative energy, especially in our times: Envy. The frustration of others.
When you discover your goals and dreams, you drain their energy and you lose that creative power capable of making them concrete.
3- Rejoice within yourself for your successes:
To rejoice in something is beautiful and righteous, but it must be done with grace, without fuss, without appearing.
Often the outside world is not made for the successes of others, in fact they become a source of envy and jealousy. Let us never forget this!
Eastern Philosophy: Protect the most beautiful emotions.
4- Do not talk about all your emotions with anyone:
You need to protect your emotions. Emotions that thrive inside your secret garden need to be handled with care. Few are able to understand them and, above all, respect them.
Conversing with anyone who comes before you about emotions and yourself, removes the magic, trivializes the emotions.
5- Do not brag about your charitable actions:
The fifth of the 7 things to keep secret according to Indian philosophy, advises not to show your generosity. To do so is to annul the nobility of the selfless gesture, which consists in annulling the ego to give to others, without wanting anything in return.
And for this reason you should not make it public, so as not to betray the value of the gesture.
6- Do not talk in vain about your spiritual knowledge:
Connecting with the divine is an individual action, a moment of intimacy to be lived with oneself, without making it public or, worse still, an object of deception.
7- Do not always complain:
The last of the 7 things that should be protected in one's privacy, has to do with dislikes. Complaint does not solve the problems, on the contrary it exacerbates them. It demonstrates your inability to cope with obstacles and your way in life.
What each of us has money can not be avoided.
It is not so difficult, we believe, to adhere to the wisdom of these teachings of Indian philosophy. Calmness often goes hand in hand with discretion.
