It is strange that sword and words have the same letters. Even more strange is that they have the same effect if not handled properly.
GAUR GOPAL DASIt is strange that sword and words have the same letters. Even more strange is that they have the same effect if not handled properly.
GAUR GOPAL DASHaving a friend to listen to your problems and discuss them with you is the beginning of finding a solution.
GAUR GOPAL DASThings do change over time.
GAUR GOPAL DASWe should deal with each other sensitively; our attitude towards life affects how we act in our relationships.
GAUR GOPAL DASThink: Is this in my control? If yes, you can do something about it. If no, then you cannot do anything about it. Therefore, in both circumstances, why worry?
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 DASAs a monk, I have to be cautious of overindulgence; it is essential to stay regulated in our habits.
GAUR GOPAL DASLive your life in such a way that those who know you but don’t know God will come to know God because they know you.
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 DASAnyone can find the dirt in someone. Be the one that finds the gold.
GAUR GOPAL DASMeditation can help us embrace our worries, our fear, our anger; and that is very healing. We let our own natural capacity of healing do the work.
GAUR GOPAL DASBehind the smiles, everyone is going through personal struggles we know nothing about.
GAUR GOPAL DASWhen things are beyond your control and there is nothing you can do,why worry?
GAUR GOPAL DASWe can increase our scope of selflessness beyond our family by serving our community, city or even nation.
GAUR GOPAL DASPhysical violence is inflicted with weapons, but emotional violence is inflicted with words; words can leave invisible scars that can take years, or even lifetimes, to heal.
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.
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