There always seem to be the question of where do we go from here?
We always want to know everything about the future with certainty that we spend all our lives preparing for it that, sadly, is now. We forego the now to build a life around 'morrow, ourselves we never try to discover.
Where then goes our curiosity? Whatever happens to the journey?
r a c h a n ā
Rachanā (Sanskrit - रचना) is derived from the root verb – रच् - meaning – to arrange, prepare, contrive, plan, or to form, make, effect, create, produce, or to write, compose, put together, or to place in or upon, fix on, adorn, decorate.
Rachanā (रचनम् - ना = रचना) means – arrangement, preparation, disposition, formation, creation, production, performance, completion, array of troops, literary work, a creation of the mind
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p r a y ā ṇ a
Prayāṇa - could be described as follows:
Pra (प्र) - progressive motion
Yāna (याण ) - vehicle
This vehicle, of all the works, is always being created in a progressive unveiling of Life.