centering....

it is very critical to be in touch with ourselves; our cores.....else , our lives tend to get merely reactionary....peer influences and pressures run our lives rather than our fundamental needs space....we are caught up in a struggle to conform, in a struggle to impress....sometimes we waste a lot of time and effort in things that may really not mean a lot to us.....just because it is a peer group perspective.....

centering also makes us realize that we are not "know-alls".....our knowledge is very limited in its perspectives..every moment makes us learn fresh aspects of life and living...it makes us humble..we don't have to "try" being humble....when we see things as they are, humbleness automatically emerges....in intelligence.it makes us better "learners"...we are constantly on guard against the emergence of egoistic positionalities in our lives.....

spending time with ourselves rather than being outward directed all the time is the key.....