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Achieving silence demands practice and effort. Sad Guru compares this journey to the survival instincts of the animal kingdom. A tiger must remain still for successful hunting, just as a snake knows the value of stillness for its survival. This analogy extends to the human experience, where the chaotic demands of daily life often prevent individuals from achieving inner peace.
Stillness is posited not just as a fleeting moment but as a sustainable state of being. However, given that most individuals struggle to be still, there's an inherent challenge. Sad Guru suggests that true stillness leads to a profound connection with a dimension beyond the physical realm—a place untainted by creation or destruction.