Thinking, Feeling and Willing

Lord Krishna stated in Bhagwad Gita about Mind, mind is our best friend and worst enemy.

It's very difficult to understand the Mind and who has not understand the mind is living a life like putting poisonous snake in his neck.

In short majorly there are three activities of the mind, Thinking, Feeling and Willing and it is expressed through our senses.

Initially our mind starts thinking about any objects through senses, then start feeling about it and finally willing to get it.

A young boy saw a young and beautiful girl through his eyes, girl immediately left but boy started thinking of that girl and when he reach at home he only think of that girl and now his mind encourage to get that girl any how and now boy willing to get that girl at any cost.

By this simple example we can easily understand how our mind works. So try to understand the mind and it's functions and the best way to get it understand by reading Bhagwad Gita chapter 6 (Dhyan Yoga).

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