Kartik calling Kartik ………… Tring Tring Tring “”””””The conscience calling Us !

Last night, I happened to watch Kartik calling Kartik! A film well taken with none of the regular depressing scenes through out of the end disclose of schizophrenia. It is something really unexpected in this genre. As I watched the film with great anxiety, with a lot of questions in my mind (A thrill you enjoy when you do not know the story or the reviews of the movie) the end seems to be just an ordinary excuse. But this set my mind rolling into another arena, the result of the new beginning spiritual, philosophical and religious talks and books …

Have we anytime felt there is an inner conscience inside all of us? Do we hear that feeble tring tring ……? Well to the gifted ones it would be the most cherished call which leads them to “Living life to the fullest”. It would not seem a feeble noise going unnoticed. It is God’s voice in mankind.

Conscience is an aptitude, faculty or judgment of the intellect that distinguishes whether one's prospective actions are right or wrong by reference to norms (principles or rules) or values

Conscience indicates the idea that God is actively nurturing us so that we might grow up to be like Him. Conscience or intuition awakens our inner awareness.

Our conscience is a Great Teacher dwelling inside us; it is a Great Treasure. If we choose to follow the gentle urgings of this Great Gift from God, we will know happiness, have peace of mind, and experience a life rich with meaning. On the other hand, if   we choose to ignore the prodding of this Great Friend, our constant companions will be stress, regret, worry, fear, anxiety, guilt, shame, grief, and despair.

No book can teach us; no teacher can teach us. Conscience knows and knows that it knows. Our conscience always wants to help us to improve ourselves and unfold our inner being. Conscience tells us things all the time and conscience knows, but we do not know our conscience. The voice of our mind is very loud. The voice of the conscience comes from silence. The first step of enlightenment is to follow the conscience and not the mind. At the highest level of consciousness, conscience becomes brilliant.

Every person is familiar with his inner voice which on occasion accuses and oppresses him, and on occasion brings him joy. Conscience by its nature is a spiritual instinct, which more clearly and quickly differentiates between good and evil than does the mind. He who listens to the voice of his conscience will never regret or be ashamed of his behavior.

 Lahiri Mahasaya said - “Attune yourself to the active inner Guidance; the Divine Voice has the answer to every dilemma of life. Though man’s ingenuity for getting himself into trouble appears to be endless, the Infinite Succor is no less resourceful.”