Chetasyog — The Understanding Behind WOW Center
Chetasyog = Chetna + Asthiv + Yog
- Chetna — consciousness, awareness, presence (being-life)
- Asthiv — Physical , Personality, and sociality (being-self)
- Yog — coherence, union
Chetasyog is the understanding of the natural relationship between:
- Life-Is — the cosmic consciousness present in all living beings.
- Self-Me — the individual experience of each living being.
Their union is what makes life possible.
Without this union, there is no living being.
Chetasyog is not a belief, practice, or spiritual goal.
It simply points to what is already happening.
PRAGYA — Living with Chetasyog in daily living
Pragya is not theoretical but an experiential living,
It is harmonious synergy between LIFE-IS and SELF-ME
It is practical use of –
Pause → Reflect → Act → Go → Yield → Accept
Not as rules — but as awareness unfolding naturally in daily moments.
Real life Use
In Conflict (Family / Relationship)
Situation (Life-Is):
Someone speaks harshly to you.
Without PRAGYA (SELF-ME dominates):
React immediately → defend ego → argument → regret.
With PRAGYA (Synergy happens):
Pause: You notice the tightening inside.
Reflect: “Something is triggered in me. Let me see it.”
Act: You respond calmly or stay silent.
Go: The need to win dissolves.
Yield: You allow the moment to pass.
Accept: The other person’s state is theirs.
🔹 Usefulness:
Conflict ends quickly. Inner peace remains intact. Relationship damage is reduced.
2. In Anxiety About Future (Money / Career)
Situation (Life-Is):
Uncertainty about income or job.
Without PRAGYA:
Overthinking → fear stories → paralysis → stress.
With PRAGYA:
Pause: You stop feeding mental noise.
Reflect: “Right now, I am safe. Fear is imagination.”
Act: Take one practical step today.
Go: Let go of future fantasies.
Yield: Allow life’s timing.
Accept: Outcomes are not fully controllable.
🔹 Usefulness:
Action becomes clear, fear reduces, energy is conserved.
3. In Decision Making (Marriage / Life Choices)
Situation:
Two choices, pressure from society or family.
Without PRAGYA:
Confusion → guilt → dependency on others’ opinions.
With PRAGYA:
Pause: No rushing.
Reflect: “What is true for me—not ideal, not fear-based?”
Act: Choose honestly.
Go: Release approval-seeking.
Yield: Let reactions come and go.
Accept: Every choice has consequences.
🔹 Usefulness:
Decisions feel clean, not heavy. Regret reduces.
4. In Daily Stress (Work / Traffic / Delays)
Situation:
Traffic jam or work pressure.
Without PRAGYA:
Irritation → blaming → mental exhaustion.
With PRAGYA:
Pause: Notice impatience.
Reflect: “Resistance is causing pain.”
Act: Breathe, adjust pace.
Go: Drop the demand for control.
Yield: Flow with the delay.
Accept: This moment is as it is.
🔹 Usefulness:
Stress doesn’t accumulate. Body stays relaxed.
5. In Personal Growth (Self-Improvement)
Situation:
Trying to “be better” constantly.
Without PRAGYA:
Self-judgment → comparison → burnout.
With PRAGYA:
Pause: See the urge to fix yourself.
Reflect: “I am already whole.”
Act: Improve naturally where needed.
Go: Drop self-image.
Yield: Growth unfolds.
Accept: Imperfection is human.
🔹 Usefulness:
Growth becomes natural, not forced.
Important Note:
Every individual is unique, and every life carries its own context, conditioning, and experiences.
Therefore, the expression of PRAGYA will naturally differ from person to person and from situation to situation.
The examples shared above are only to illustrate understanding, not to define fixed responses.
In real life, the application of PRAGYA unfolds through your own awareness and intelligence, moment to moment..
