Are human beings fickle-minded?
And then I started to think of a swell that I did very recently and I think I called it The Sound of Rain. And I was quite lyrical in it about how I love the bitter pattern of the rain and how I love to see it first thing in the morning and how I love to hear it sound on a tin roof and stuff like that. And today I have to admit that my thoughts on rain are completely different
Sreeja V
@Wordsmith · 1:59
And as you know, since you have authored a book right around the Bhagavad gita based on the Bhagavad gita, I think the biggest secret of life perhaps is to be able to manage the mind and just go with the flow and let rain be rain and enjoy it when it lasts. I think that's the lesson I have been learning
Has my environment changed? I don't know. I don't know the reasons for that. But I think indeed, truly the perspective changed. And I think this is how the human mind is fluid. It changes based on a number of factors. And I think what you were talking about is your experience with rain changed because of the outcomes that were associated with it and the feelings that you have towards it. And I don't think of it as fickle
aamna singh
@aamy · 1:57
Hi, Dr. Vasundra. Hi, Shani. Thank you for being right. Oh, yes. Human minds and human beings are very fickle minded. The human mind keeps saying that, I will not waiver. Trust to me. And we do waiver, right? So our brains basically influence the heart and that is where this whole jigglery go kind of happens