Things come and go! There is day and there is night! Change is inevitable.
In life you go through many phases and there is nothing static.
There are moments that you want to hold on to and then there are others which you want to let go.
One has to learn walking the thin line of balance with élan and ease.
For this you need to know the act of balancing and then there you are - ready to go those miles with a sunshine attitude! Every culture - be it Indian, American, Balinese, Arabian or any other, strikes a chord at one common end called balance, because without this it wouldn't have thrived.
The theory of karma is also based on this.
To describe it in a very short way, it can be said that when a person is born, his life cycle is based around the famous proverb - 'As you sow, so shall you reap'! His ultimate effort should be to achieve balance in his life, only then can he attain salvation.
For this you need to learn about certain factors which have a profound role in achieving this state of bliss.
These are as follow: • Adjustment - Without adjustment, neither are you successful in your personal life nor in professional.
All the fingers of our hand are not equal and without either of them, you loose your strength to perform any function.
You should be content with yourself and your surroundings.
If you do not like something, accept it and move on.
Do not expect everything to be perfect! One should not crib or think much about the past that is gone, neither think of the future that he certainly knows not since life is about living the present (the very moment that you live!) • Faith - Things do not always work out the way you want.
There are many hardships and obstacles in life.
Face them with a brave heart and you will survive! Never loose faith in yourself.
Similarly, never loose hope.
It is only then that the whole universe binds itself to achieve what you want.
The law of attraction that Rhonde Bryne has pointed out in her book 'The Secret' actually works! • Respect - All of us have two eyes, two hands, two legs and a heart but we may differ in our genes, habits, emotional bonding.
What I want to point out here is that although we might not be able to love everyone (as we are generally taught right from our childhood days!) but we can surely respect everyone because at some point we all are same.
This not only brings balance in your life but also peace and harmony in the world.
• Yoga - This 5ooo years old form of meditation is truly a wonder.
It balances mind, body and soul.
Yoga inculcates positive energy in life.
Not only does it make you physically fit but also a more calm and happy person.
Serenity gets reflected on your face.
It is a proven fact that an hour spent practicing yoga can teach you the deeper intricacies of life.
If you understand these key factors, then you understand the act of balancing life.
Excess of everything is bad.
Therefore, learn to balance! We have one life so make it worth living.