It is said that if you want to know what you did in the past, you must observe your body now. And if you wish to know your future, simply observe what your mind is doing at this moment. The body holds the physical and invisible memories of our past experiences; it is the matter that has adapted, shaped, and sometimes stiffened in response to what we have lived. The mind, on the other hand, is projective: it creates, anticipates, and constructs scenarios, often unconsciously. What we think about persistently, the deep beliefs that dwell within us, become the shape of our future choices. Body and mind are a single unit of time: one is the memory made flesh, the other is the direction we are heading—even if we are unaware of it.
In Tantra, the body is Shakti, the primordial energy, the mother of creation. The mind is Shiva, pure consciousness, the vision. But consciousness without its energy is a corpse, say the ancient texts. Life exists only when these two forces dance together, when what we feel and what we think meet in the present moment. It is in this encounter that time reveals itself. Muscle tensions are not just incorrect postures, but emotional truths held inside. Obsessive thoughts are not mere noise, but wrong roads traveled for too long. The body speaks. Emotions speak. And the first step to listen is to make silence within.
Beneath the skin, the stars flow
In the condensed psyche, which becomes flesh, lie the memories we did not want to face. Chemical blocks that act without our awareness. For this reason, the faster we learn to locate these stagnant memories in the body, the more powerful our transformation will be. There is no need to add anything. Rather, we must let go. Like water falling on a taut surface and creating ephemeral yet powerful patterns, every act of awareness leaves a trace. Every intention, when united with presence, can reshape what seemed rigid. Meditation, in this, is a tool of precision. Not just calm, but clarity. Not just breath, but cleansing. Mental calm is the first sieve of truth. Only when the mind settles can the body release what it holds. Only when we stop trying to heal do we truly begin to heal.
Everything that is visible is already past. It is what is unseen that builds what is to come. And time is not a line, but a spiral that crosses every cell of ours. When body and mind meet in consciousness, space opens. And beneath the skin, the stars reveal themselves.
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