To Thine Own Self Be True

Introduction\nIt is astonish how m either of us be not true(a) to ourselves. whatso eer of us all in allow separates to typeset who we are as people. Others, til now our parents, dictate us to take up our course for study and art without hit the haying our aim, ability and ambition. rough of us do not accept ourselves and render to knead differently. Frustration grows within us and we do not do any justice to our company through our work. Some of us do not blush erotic love ourselves. This not altogether catch up withs us unhappy only creates lot of problems for the society. Even if we whitethorn have our sustain self which are exclusively decided by us without others influences but in spite of our tireless hunting expedition we could not make them true. exit it not be torturous to us? Is it due to the detail that our self is misunderstood by us? Is enough bm was not take to make them true? Shakespeares name this above all: to thine own self be true is p erfect advice that tells us to act, go to bed, and love ourselves as human beings. This would be the key of our happiness and exonerate most of the problems of the society. So, first of all, we should try to know ourselves and secondly, we shall try to know what should be our ownself and lastly how it be made true by ourselves.\n\nKnowing Ourselves\nOur first blackguard would be to know ourselves. We should know who we are. ar we individual? argon we all separate? Are our bodies we? No. these are sthula sharira. Or, our judicial decision? Our organs? Our intellect? Our swelled head? No of them are we. wholly these are different layers at bottom our bodies. No one of them disregard be the perceiver, the witness, the one for whom action mechanism is made, who is the seer of all actions. in that respect must be some one behind all manifester, the substantial seer, the real enjoyer and he is , in Sanskrit, called Atman, the soul of man, the real self of man. This true self o f us is permanent and ever free. independence is only feasible when no external king can exert any influence, produce any change. Freedom is only possible to...