All internal voices are from fragments of the mind, the Total calls only in Silence || Acharya Prashant (2015)

Question: How to find the right action when the mind is saying aloud: “You should not do this,” or “You have to do this.” One part of the mind is saying, “You have to do this,” other part is saying, “It is okay, you can do that.”

There always seems to be a choice and the voice of the Heart remains faint and therefore unheard.

Acharya Prashant: See, the right action has no voice. Maybe I said that the voice of the Heart is very faint. It is actually more faint than faint. It is no voice at all. Whenever there is a voice, it is the voice of the mind.

*The right* action *happens voicelessly. It comes from nowhere, it goes into nowhere. You don’t even know that you have acted.*

In fact, if somebody tells you, “You have made a choice just now,” you would be a little surprised. You would say, “But was there a choice? Have I really made a choice?”

Whenever the mind is divided into two parts or ten parts and the parts are going in this direction or that direction, neither of the directions is your direction. It is the direction of that particular part. Right?