The diary project

The diary is a means to be observant. Its like a mirror to the brains current flux.

Corona has kept the physical interaction to a limited spear. Reading has been a breakout companion. Exercising has been to minimal. Suryanamaskars in the mornings and weekend skipping. Feel that for basic well being of the body great exertion is not a must. But regularity matters a lot. This routine along with sanitary precautions has kept the machine well functioning. The daily warm lemon spices black rock salt dose might also have had a role. Fingers crossed till there is vaccine.

Today read a book about the Theosophical movement by K. Parvathi Kumar. That is the trigger for this diary enterprise. The book basically recommends five practices by the Master for twelve years. 

The fifth is offer youself for the execution of the Gods plan of action before you to sleep.

The fourth one is to maintain a diary.

The third one is at all times consider what you can do for others instead of expecting what others can do for you.

The second one is observe me in all that you do in your daily life. Because I am observing you.

The first one is observe me in all your daily activity.

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