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Me, My guru – On duties, responsibilities and results
Pointers to understand the post:
“I asked as she was sipping her tea. This was break-time. And I used it to pose my question to her.” – Read these sentences couple of times more.
Such a common attitude that it gets overlooked most of the time.
Most of us wouldn’t
even notice that if it is our quality. But, if it is from the other, then, yes,
we get irritated.
Why? We get irritated
because we can see the other person wanting to squeeze maximum from us in the
limited time and in exchange for what “little” he pays us! Classic example is
“My boss gives me so much of work”
“My Co pays less but
expects me to work even extra hours”
All this say that we
feel we are being exploited.
But, when it comes to
receiving from others, we get angry if the other person maintains “time” or
such rules.
By one time payment as
fees (for the classes that you ATTEND) you think you have right to take
counselling from me all your life. And that too at your convenience. Mails are
sent at God forsaken times demanding solutions and INSTANT healing to your
issue.
No God is punishing
you.
Our attitude DOES!
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# me my guru series, Punarika and Vithobha, Pandaripur, service to parents, service, patience, detachment, mindfulness, bhakthi, love, parental duties, devotion,
Question time:
What did you understand so far?
Where can you apply this understanding?
answer given many times before too and again through this story and pointers too....
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