Life

Shopping has become the religion of the today’s world. If people don’t go to church, it is tolerable. If people don’t shop, it is a disaster.

It’s easy to tell others that, “Everything that happens to you is your responsibility.” It’s not so easy to say: “Everything that happens to me is my responsibility.”

We don’t  see things as they are; we see the things as we are.

Don’t be mad at your own karma and envious of another’s. Celebrate you. Do your dharma. If you are a sweeper, dance with your broom. It is not about higher or lower positions, it is about your position.

What do you want people to believe about you that isn’t true?

What you are becoming is more important than what you are achieving.

Sweet words can uplift someone more than the best medicine, whereas no weapon can destroy someone as much as harsh words can.

We are all endowed with free will. Therefore, we always have the power to think and behave differently, and thus create more desirable outcomes.

If you are hesitant to deal with your problems, then remember that  struggling year after year with obstacles that are holding you down is much more painful and difficult than doing the work to uproot them.

How you manage failure and difficulty will determine how well you succeed.

Difficulties are just opportunities to show more devotion, determination and strength.

Devotees are not ordinary people, but sometimes they allow themselves to act like in ordinary ways.