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Suffering follows us because of karmaphala — the fruits of our past actions imprinted in the mind. By acting with clarity instead of compulsion and accepting life’s challenges calmly, we dissolve karmaphala. As it fades, peace arises, perception shifts, and we move closer to Mukti — freedom from the cycle of suffering.

The question “Who am I?” marks the start of self-discovery. Our true self is not defined by roles, names, or attachments, but is an unchanging presence beyond negativity and worries. By practicing silence and letting go of mental layers, we reconnect with our pure essence, free from all suffering. True liberation is realizing we are not our changing roles, but the awareness behind them, leading to inner peace and bliss.

Ancient wisdom teaches that discipline is not restriction but the foundation of true freedom. In a world of distractions, discipline aligns our actions with higher purpose, transforming chaos into clarity. It is the strength that sustains spiritual growth, the key to self-mastery, and the bridge connecting us to the divine. Through consistent, mindful practice, discipline becomes the path to inner freedom and love.