If you do what you love, you will never have to work a day in your life.
GAUR GOPAL DASIf you do what you love, you will never have to work a day in your life.
GAUR GOPAL DASThe first step in selflessness is to practise it with our family.
GAUR GOPAL DASStop and reflect on your life regularly. Pressing the pause button to practise gratitude is the way to make it a constant in your life.
GAUR GOPAL DASOffering gifts and accepting gifts, opening one’s mind and inquiring in confidence, sharing food, and receiving food are the six exchanges that develop loving relationships.
GAUR GOPAL DASWe need to understand the hierarchy of connections. Ultimately, we must connect to something above ourselves such as God. This can give us the power to spread happiness and joy around the world.
GAUR GOPAL DASForgiveness is a complex concept. We must understand it thoroughly to be able to internalize it.
GAUR GOPAL DASOur association is powerful: it can uplift us or bring us down.
GAUR GOPAL DASA man or a woman is known by the company they keep.
GAUR GOPAL DASAlways seeing the best in people and choosing to avoid their faults.
GAUR GOPAL DASPeople with a closed mindset want to grow by beating others in their field. Open-minded people, on the other hand, grow by developing themselves.
GAUR GOPAL DASWhen things are beyond your control and there is nothing you can do,why worry?
GAUR GOPAL DASFight the strong urge to judge someone based on an initial interaction with them. Everyone has a fascinating story that we know nothing about.
GAUR GOPAL DASThe eyes are the window to the soul,
GAUR GOPAL DASPeople who meditate develop a habit of practicing sincere gratitude which helps them in all their relationships. It is a relationship-strengthening emotion because it requires us to see how we’ve been supported and affirmed by other people.
GAUR GOPAL DASDarkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that.
GAUR GOPAL DASThe sands of time slow for no man. Things change for better and for worse, but what we choose to perceive is up to us.
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