The best is yet to come
Fwbruary 2024
AHA-MOMENTS
The Best Is Yet To Come…
Let your life be like a walk in the stars where each step is followed by another step into greater light, possibilities and magnificence, says Megha Bajaj
As a little girl, I used to be
quite an excited little person who would delight in all the simple joys of life. I remember sitting by the window on a Diwali and squealing each time a rocket would find its way into the night skies and burst with all its might and light. The stars, the colours, the elaborate designs it made against the inky black enthused me and I kept Oohing and Aahing in excitement. My mother and grandmother were watching me with a half-smile, and some concern. Just then my granny said, “Itna mat has, hasee mein khasee ho jaeygi!” (In essence – don’t laugh so much or you will have reasons to cry!) My mother reiterated her statement. And somehow, the moment lost its vigor for me. I just sat watching the skies, muted.
Such a small, seemingly irrelevant, everyday incident and yet, the impact it had on my belief system was immense. Somehow, I started believing that each time I would go through a high in life, it would be followed by a low. Happiness would lead to sadness. Gain would be followed by loss. As the thoughts, as the beliefs, so the life. I would experience incredible success, and then a failure. I would have the best relationship, and suddenly it would hit rock bottom. I would feel such peace, and it would be followed by chaos. I accepted this
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as the Truth and it became mine.
Until I met my guru, Mahatria. For the first time I started understanding that life follows thoughts and beliefs, and when you change the roots; the shoots change. I began to examine my patterns, my belief systems and was amazed to see how much was right, and how much needed correction. It was only then did I realise that the root of this belief that every high would be followed by low, had formed in me on that Diwali. As I began to change my belief system, I began to break this up-down pattern in my life. And then I met a friend who gave me such a simple mantra that it became even easier. She had planned a beautiful birthday for me, and I was overwhelmed to receive so much love, blessings and gifts from across the world. I wrote her a message, saying – It was the best birthday I had ever had. Immediately she wrote to me, “The best is yet to come…”
The incredible thing about belief systems is, that it takes simple, ordinary moments to cause a shift. Somehow this sentence just stuck to me – The best is yet to come…Each time I experienced a heavenly moment with a loved one, from a little corner a voice would come – The best is yet
to come… and instantly, I would know that even more depths of love awaited me. Each time I won an award and I felt that this was the ultimate recognition – from a crevice in my mind, a sentence would pop up – the best is yet to come. Immediately it would make me feel grateful for what I had, and aspirational for what can be. It re set my axis. Every time I felt fit and energetic, a voice told me – the best is yet to come. Each time I had a spiritual experience or an insight, I heard – the best is yet to come. Every peaceful moment as a seeker was followed by – the best is yet to come. My life now has become a reflection of this mantra – the best is yet to come. Highs are not followed by lows, but more highs. There is no limit to what I can be, what I can feel and how much I can have. Each moment, my subconscious believes – the best is yet to come. The best is yet to come… no matter how your 2023 has been, this is the echo I want to leave you with. May it become a lingering. A truth. Your reality.
Megha Bajaj is a bestselling
author, film script writer and
poet.
An ardent seeker at heart, she
also runs her online writing and
healing workshops called WoW.
You can read more about her on
www.MeghaBajajWoW.com.
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