Without Silence Sadhana is Futile...
Secrecy is the prerequisite for success of sadhana In many spiritual traditions, secrecy is considered essential to the success of sadhana (disciplined spiritual practice) for several reasons. Publicly discussing one's practices or "achievements" often leads to a desire for fame and validation. This fuels the ego, which is the very thing sadhana aims to dissolve. Discussing experiences often invites praise, which feeds the ego—the very obstacle sadhana is meant to dissolve. Secrecy acts like a "fence" around a young plant; it allows the spiritual energy (shakti) to mature and bear fruit rather than being "dispersed" or "eaten" by the opinions and energies of others. Keeping a practice private preserves the "purity of frequency" and avoids interference from external mental projections or expectations. Traditional some of the examples of secrecy... Your Ishta Devata. Your Guru, (except when appropriate to share). Your Diksha Mantra...