to take hints from ‘Nature’ and try to gradually achieve zero thoughts, starting from minimum thoughts through the various rituals – with the goal to eventually remain consciously unmoved of the ‘exterior world’ under all conditions of apparent pleasure and pain…

As far as it is related with human brain, the phenomenon is akin to a trash bin. That is, either not allowing any trash in it (as reflected by the lingam that gets naturally cleaned by the moving water – also reflected in Yogis who withdrew to seclusion in pure environment of, say, Himalayas); or in case of an average house-holder, like burning all the rubbish collected in the trash bin, in an incinerator; or removal of the scum on top of water, and also the suspended materialChina Peak, now renamed as Naina Peak - as the centre of all activities, viz. game of football/ cricket, horse riding, roller skating, cinema, Band Stand, etc by tourists and, last but not the least, visitng the Naina Devi Temple by the ‘believers in ritualistic practices’, of course… Those days, visitors by road who arrived there in their privately owned cars were limited in numbers. And, sufficient space was available for all vehicles, including small-sized State Transport buses, at Tallital itself (But, not now – one finds it difficult to find a parking place. Saturn in the form of steel bodied motor vehicles is seen everywhere). As entry of vehicles was then prohibited on the Mall Road, it was comparatively a greater pleasure walking along the lake, either