What Is Solitude?
Solitude is a state in which you find pleasure by being alone. It is a voluntary state that gives you solace from the overwhelm of the material world.
It is a spiritual state in which you get deeply connected to the higher power of the universe (The Source or God).
Here Are the 5 Spiritual Benefits of Solitude and Its Importance:
1. Solitude Is the Source of Creativity
Solitude plays a vital role in creativity. Many great scientists, artists, and philosophers used to work in solitude, and creativity often emerged on its own.
It is in solitude that great scientists like Newton discovered the law of gravitation, playwrights like Shakespeare created their masterpieces, and philosophers like Plato and Socrates developed their philosophies.
2. Solitude Makes a Person in Touch With the Higher Power (Or God)
It is solitude that allows you to be constantly connected to the higher power of the universe. Although you remain in contact with the higher power at all times, due to frequent socialising, the connection gets disrupted.
In solitude, you talk to the higher power through intuition. And you are guided, helped and taught secretly.
3. Solitude Is a Protection Against Negativity
Solitude always protects us from negativity. It is a state in which we socialise less with others and are away from negative vibrations.
When we socialise with others, we get vibrations from them, both positive and negative.
When someone understands you, encourages you and motivates you, you get positive vibrations.
But when someone argues with you, unreasonably criticises you, you get negative vibrations.
In solitude, our mind remains calm and at peace because we are away from negativity.
4. Solitude Makes You Detached From the Material World
Solitude brings detachment from the material world in which others are completely absorbed. It is because you are not interested in useless, materialistic talks, gossip, or earning money only.
In solitude, you are least affected by the outside world, and this allows you to detach effortlessly.
Detachment is to live like a lotus, present in water (the material world) but untouched by it.
5. Solitude Is a Gift to a Sensitive Person
Solitude is a very precious gift to a sensitive person. Solitude keeps a sensitive person away from vibrations. His strong aura remains undisturbed, and his mind is peaceful and calm.
A sensitive person is often very creative, and in solitude, their creativity is further enhanced.
The Message
Finally, I would like to emphasise that solitude doesn’t mean completely withdrawing from society. A person in solitude can socialise sometimes, but still, they will need some alone time to recharge.
Be so fulfilled with yourself that even when you are alone, you feel in good company
-Irini Zoica
AMBUJ KHANNA 