Wisdom

An attitude of success is as easy to create just like an attitude of failure, but the payoffs are immensely different.

Humility makes us grateful. We realize we are not entitled to abundance. Thereby, we become appreciative and thankful for what we have received.

Greed creates the gap between what we need and what we want. It generates desires for greater wealth, loftier positions, and heightened prestige. However, in truth, we require very little to lead a contented life.

We must not expect everybody to behave favourably with us. No matter how good we are there will always be people who oppose us.

Ego develops when we forget Shree Krishna. The firefly can be proud of its light only when there is no sun. Similarly, all the sadhana that we do is because of the power Shree Krishna gives us.

The secret of success lies in rejecting all unproductive thoughts and using the present moment to the best of our ability.

Complaining erodes surrender. We must exert our best efforts, and having done so, serenely accept outcomes as God's plan. True surrender means always saying, ‘Yes, God’.

The sign of true progress is when you have learned the art of being happy in adversity.