Message 10 July

Chivam – The Source of Peace and Auspiciousness

In the Chivality system, Chivam is understood as the source of both Peace and Auspiciousness. Although these two are related, they are not the same.

Peace is an inner experience.

Auspiciousness is the harmonious unfolding of life in the outer world.

Peace – The Natural State of Chivam

The human mind is constantly occupied by thoughts, desires, fears, memories, expectations and emotions. This continuous mental activity creates restlessness. A restless mind can never experience lasting peace.

Through the regular practice of Silentation in the Chivality system, the flow of thoughts gradually diminishes. As thoughts become fewer, moments of mental blankness begin to appear. This blankness is not emptiness in a negative sense; it is a state of pure awareness where the mind is temporarily free from disturbances.

Just as the surface of a lake becomes perfectly calm when the winds stop blowing, the mind becomes peaceful when thoughts subside. The calmness of the lake allows it to reflect the sky clearly. Likewise, the blank mind reflects the presence of Chivam. This inner stillness is experienced as true peace.

Therefore, peace is not something that comes from outside. It naturally arises when the mind returns to its original silent state.

Auspiciousness – The Grace of Harmonious Living

Auspiciousness is experienced when life unfolds in a favourable manner. Our needs are fulfilled, obstacles are removed, suitable opportunities arise, and the right people appear at the right time. This brings satisfaction and gratitude.

However, in the material world, very few things happen in complete isolation. Human beings live in an interconnected society where each person's actions influence many others. A teacher shapes a student, a doctor heals a patient, an employer gives work to an employee, a friend offers support, and a stranger may unexpectedly become the reason for our success.

Life functions through countless invisible connections between people.

According to the Chivality system, the energy of Chivam does not merely work within the practitioner. It also radiates outward through the practitioner's positive energy.

As the practitioner becomes increasingly filled with Chivam energy, the negativity surrounding the mind decreases. This positive vibration naturally creates harmony in relationships and interactions. People become more receptive, more understanding, and more willing to extend cooperation. Someone who understands the practitioner's genuine need may come forward to offer guidance, encouragement, resources, or practical help.

This should not be understood as a supernatural force compelling others against their will. Rather, Chivam creates an atmosphere of positivity, clarity, goodwill, and mutual understanding in which the right human connections can naturally develop. Through these connections, many needs are fulfilled and many difficulties find practical solutions.

Just as a healthy flower does not invite bees by force but attracts them through its fragrance, a practitioner filled with Chivam energy naturally attracts cooperation, goodwill, and favourable circumstances. Likewise, a magnet does not chase iron; its presence naturally draws iron towards it. In the same way, a mind filled with positivity becomes a centre of harmony that influences its surroundings.

When the required help arrives through the right people at the right time, and life moves in a favourable direction, the practitioner experiences this as Auspiciousness.

Peace and Auspiciousness Together

Thus, the regular practice of Chivality offers two invaluable blessings.

The first is Peace—an inner state born from the reduction of thoughts and the experience of mental silence.

The second is Auspiciousness—the harmonious support that often unfolds through human relationships and favourable circumstances, leading to the fulfilment of genuine needs.

Peace transforms the practitioner from within.

Auspiciousness supports the practitioner from without.

When both inner peace and outer harmony come together, life becomes balanced, meaningful, and spiritually fulfilling.

This is the blessing of Chivam as experienced in the Chivality system.This version presents the distinction between Peace (inner transformation) and Auspiciousness (outer harmony through human cooperation) in a clear, balanced, and philosophical manner, using analogies that make the concepts easier to understand.