From Spiral to Stillness
- Krishna Prakash
- Jun 4
- 2 min read
Mastering the Art of bring in the Present Moment
How often do you find yourself trapped in the loop of what-ifs and what-nexts?

Chances are—more often than you realize.
Most of us aren’t disturbed by the world around us as much as we are by our own unending stream of thoughts.
We create loops of imagined futures, worst-case scenarios, and mental rehearsals for things that may never come to pass.
And in doing so, we unknowingly exhaust ourselves.
🔄 The Mind's Endless Loop
Let’s break it down. Our thoughts usually spiral into three buckets:
Anticipation – what if something happens?
Worry – what if it doesn’t go the way I expect?
Stress – how will I handle it?
What follows is a body that’s restless and a moment that’s missed. We lose touch with the one thing that’s real: this very moment.
🌿 The Power of Being Present
Here’s a truth worth returning to:
The more we live in the present moment, the more we realise we’re exactly where we’re meant to be.
This is not just a poetic line—it’s a truth echoed in ancient texts, modern psychology, and neuroscience alike.
When we pause and anchor ourselves in the now, we allow the mind a breath of fresh air. No expectations. No fixing. No forward-thinking.
Just stillness .Just awareness. Just being.
🧘🏽♂️ Enter: Yoga Nidra – The Art of Conscious Rest
In this pause, in this presence—Grace becomes audible.
Yoga Nidra, an ancient Tantra-based practice, is the gateway. It’s not about sleep. And it’s not just rest.
Yoga Nidra is systematic technique akin to meditation that:
Calms the nervous system
Clears out mental noise
Cultivates deep awareness
Moves the mind from chaos to calm
You don’t do Yoga Nidra. You receive it.
And when your mind is quiet enough to receive—healing begins.
The goal isn’t to stop thinking. It’s to build a new relationship with our thoughts—one rooted in awareness, not reaction.
So here’s your invitation:
✨ Start where you are 🌬️ Breathe into this moment 🔁 Let awareness deepen, one breath at a time
🧘 Learn it 🧠 Understand it 🔁 Repeat it
Because peace isn’t a destination—it’s a practice.
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