Analysis vs Inner Healing

Reflection  vs  Introspection:

In the fast pace of life, we often forget to pause and fail to know the deeper layers of our thoughts 

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We try to evaluate and solve a mental problem with mental process: Reflection

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Reflection is a mental activity, whereas Introspection is a spiritual one that weeds out the negative unconscious patterns.  

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Reflection vs Introspection   

It is a practice of analyzing the past experiences using logic and reason, to evaluate actions and decisions.

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Practicing Reflection 

Reflection involves, struggling with thoughts without revealing deeper truths to find a solution, one isn't sure of. 

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A Mental Activity 

Limits of Reflection 

Reflection can lead to overthinking or depression while dealing with hidden emotions or subconscious patterns.

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Introspection 

On the other hand Introspection is practiced in meditation, going beyond thoughts, observing emotions and beliefs without judgment.

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Meditation's Role 

Introspection during meditation connects us with deeper layers of consciousness and heals the root cause.

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Introspection with Sahaja Yoga

With Sahaja Yoga meditation,   introspection is effortless and spontaneous. One gets clarity & emotional balance without struggle.  

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Wrapping Up

Introspection is a powerful tool for personal & spiritual development. With regular practice one can lead more intentional and fulfilling life.

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