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How can one create pleasantness that lasts beyond fleeting experiences?
Sadhguru discusses the connection between sensory perception and the energy
system.
How do all the experiences of life enter us? If you breathe in cool air, how
do you know that it is cool? Whether you touch, smell, taste, see, or hear
something, essentially, it first touches your sense organs. From there,
the neurological system instantaneously takes it to your brain and
creates a pleasant or unpleasant experience. This pleasantness or
unpleasantness does not result from outside stimuli alone. It also
depends on how you are at that given moment. For example, if you are in
a frustrated, disturbed mood, and someone plays some nice music, it will
further enrage you. Pleasant music is not always perceived as pleasant
you must be ready for it.
Neurological pleasantness occurs when, for example, you see the sunrise.
A certain sensory input comes in, gets transmitted through the
neurological system, and creates a certain experience. Usually, people
just think Wow or something like that for a moment and quickly move
on to the next thing.
Holding On to Experiences
Since most people do not hold on to any experience for long enough,
they never establish pleasantness on an energy level. Many pleasant
things may have happened in your life until now, but if you look back,
how long did you stay with any given experience? Most people cannot
hold on to any experience for a substantial amount of time. Only an
extremely small percentage of the world population are able to even sit
in one place for a few hours at a stretch without talking to anyone,
without texting anyone, without browsing the internet. Today, the
greatest distraction comes from a single source: your mobile phone.
Earlier, the sources of distraction were more varied people, things,
thoughts, and emotions. Since they mostly come from one source now,
they are relatively easy to handle. If we take away your phone, you will be
almost meditative, on the verge of transcending the mind!
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