Manas woke up late.
Not because he was tired…
but because his mind said,
"Bas 5 minute aur." 😴
That day, Manas discovered something shocking:
He was not one person. He was a crowd.
Inside him lived:
Man (Mind) – emotional, lazy, greedy, dramatic
Buddhi (Intellect) – calm, logical, silent
Ahankar (Ego) – loud and always right
Mind shouted:
"Scroll karo! Enjoy karo! Life ka maza lo!" 📱🍕
Buddhi whispered:
"Kaam bhi zaroori hai… santulan seekho."
Mind laughed:
"Arre, kal se pakka!"
Sheela appeared again—not angry, not strict—just smiling.
She opened the Bhagavad Gita and read softly:
She explained gently:
"Indriya se upar man hai,
man se upar buddhi hai,
aur jis din buddhi ne command le li—
usi din jeevan shaant ho jaata hai."
Manas tried something new that day
When anger came—he paused.
When desire shouted—he smiled.
When laziness pulled—he took one small step.
Not perfect.
Not successful.
But aware.
That night, Manas felt light.
For the first time, he wasn't fighting the world
he was understanding himself.
Sheela's voice echoed:
"Roz ka yuddh bahar nahi hota, Manas…
sabse bada Mahabharat andar hota hai."
Moral of this chapter :
✨ Life changes not when the mind is silenced, but when buddhi becomes the guide.
✨ Self-control begins with self-awareness.
Ready for Next :
👉 Desire vs Duty or Karma without attachment. 📖🔥