My Simple Guide to Reach Inner Peace

Right now, when I am typing this, it is raining in the night and there is a power outtage. It might be depressing for some people to deal with this situation. Those, who are really in need of the electricity to handle their stuff; cooking, making reports, watching tv, will perhaps shout outloud, blaming the situation.

Because I don't have anything important or unimportant to do, this situation is perfect for me to just do nothing (except typing this article of course). While doing nothing, it feels so good to only listen to any kinds of sound during this dark night. The sound of the vehicles passing by can be heard. 

But that kind of sound is not my interest. It feels very much better if I just focus on the sound of the dripping water and the sound of the many frogs. Yes, that's my simple guide to be peaceful inside. I just use one of my senses, my hearing sense, to enjoy this. 

And it's very true that I can get that peace of mind. I don't have to be so anxious about not doing what should quickly be done. If you think that this guide is not as simple as it seems, it's just because you are not accustomed to choosing to hear what soothes your ears. It's just a matter of taste, then. If your ears' taste is to hear random, mundane sounds, then inner peace is unreachable.