Question

wise person does not stand for or against any idea without concrete reason.

He works according to the situation and capacity. He looks at everything

intellectually. To him, failure is a stepping stone for future success. So

depression and conflict are not seen. Like the phrase ‘Stop, Look, Go’, first one

should see, and this needs patience. Meditation is necessary to control and

manage mind which then becomes an easy task.

Unless we control or manage our mind, it is difficult to achieve success and

peace. Psychologists say every interest is first born in the mind as a seed. Then

it continues to grow. Later it takes its real form which everybody can see. The

interest that first appears in the mind remains weak for the first three minutes

and it becomes strong within the next five minutes. All the negative aspects

should be deleted within the first three minutes. If not taken out, they would

become stronger later and you can never throw them out. After taking control

over the mind, we can control passion, interest and unrest. Mind management

is essential for a peaceful, successful and healthy life.

The age of computers has thrown us on the escalator of aspirations but has

robbed us of simple charms like falling asleep. The compulsions of hectic

schedules burden the mind and cause stress. However, the joys that elude us

can be regained by practicing power meditation. It creates tranquility,

simplifies life and cleanses the mind. It helps control indolence, ego and anger

and builds confidence and patience. With power meditation, negative thoughts

get dissipated and a sense of happiness is achieved. In simple terms a common

man changes to an exceptional man with the power of meditation.

On the basis of your understanding of the passage, answer ANY TEN of the

following ques​

Answer 1

What is mind management?

Mind management is a way to control one's mind. To do this, we need to be cautious about our thinking process and also need a high level of understanding and meditation as well. Understanding is wisdom — 80 per cent of people are knowledgeable while 20 per cent are wise.