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The Thought: "I am not Doing Anything" - (2126)

Why?

Because:

  • You heard that someone is doing very well.
  • You were reprimanded.
  • You were criticized.
  • You were rejected.
  • Someone expressed a negative opinion about you.
  • You have not practiced seriously for two days or more.
  • Someone else was chosen.
  • You were disappointed in something or someone.


If Any of the Above Apply:

Then say to your own mind: DROP IT!

Then next chant: KRIM!

Then just wait a little and you will feel at least a little better.

You are now working and you are certainly not doing nothing.


Here’s Why

All of the above points are relativity and they do not change you. They may make you appear ‘less’ temporarily. But the reality is that you are the same as you have been before or after receiving the reprimand or the news about someone else's triumphs etc.

Do not find yourself or evaluate yourself based on any external or outside factor.

The person that you are comparing yourself to could be doing very well and if you are not told about it you would feel just fine, normal etc.

Then in the next instant you could be compared against someone doing badly and then you are doing very well, so what is real? The answer is your own evaluation and that the result of that evaluation does not depend on anyone else. It depends upon what you have in your heart and consciousness.

End (2126).

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