Your greatest battle isn’t with the world around you—it’s with the thoughts inside your own mind. Here’s how the Bhagavad Gita helps you find lasting peace.
"The mind is the best of friends" really stayed with me. I've found it helps to simply say, "Thank you for sharing," whenever my mind offers a fearful thought. Somehow that creates enough space to remember it's just a thought—not my identity.
I’ll let you in on a secret: mine takes a break when the body encounters the Essence—that’s the only way it works, because the Essence (our Being) is a brain unto itself and is light-years faster than light; yes, indeed, that’s how it is—I know what I’m talking about.
Beautiful..
Many thanks!
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"The mind is the best of friends" really stayed with me. I've found it helps to simply say, "Thank you for sharing," whenever my mind offers a fearful thought. Somehow that creates enough space to remember it's just a thought—not my identity.
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I look forward every week to reading your article. Another lovely and full-of-wisdom article that touched the soul again. Thanks for sharing it.
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Most appropriate lesson for us in the present times. This needs to be circulated widely.
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There is courage in following an argument toward an uncomfortable answer. The mind grows when truth matters more than winning.
Did you read my monkey 🐵 mind? So needed this today. 🙏🏻
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Wonderful, thank you
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Explained beautifully thank you
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very nicely written ✨
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Much needed article ✨
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Just what I needed today! Thank you
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I’ll let you in on a secret: mine takes a break when the body encounters the Essence—that’s the only way it works, because the Essence (our Being) is a brain unto itself and is light-years faster than light; yes, indeed, that’s how it is—I know what I’m talking about.