Methodology of the belongings


In continuation of the belonging blog, this write up address the methodology of the process.

There was a balance and homeostatic stability.  When the  object is snatched away, the balance gets disturbed.  Such imbalance is evident with many symptoms like sorrow, crying, emotional pain, a want to get back the lost item.

Such imbalance remains in the system for a long time.
In order to resolve this issue, a process a applied.  The people involved are asked to give a positive answer and approach.  A symbolic toy is used to denote the snatched away object.  Once the object is back, harmony comes back.  The homeostatic balance is restored, which brings in happiness and peace.

To reinforce the message, point was driven clearly to take good care of the belongings.

Comments

  1. Prasad Naveen @ Pavithram30 July 2019 at 12:29

    Good going balaji, Keep blogging. Way to go.

    Imbalance does not mean the happiness and peace is effected.
    You can happily go though the imbalance with awareness and intention focus on positives.

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  2. Prasad Naveen @ Pavithram30 July 2019 at 12:29

    Clarity of intelligence is the Key!

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