Alright, This post is the most influential post to help you achieve your results.
Do you tend to jump to conclusions on projects where you just worry about results? And also every now and then?
Do you feel low with projects concerning about failure?
Gita has the best setting of success and failure. 2 Armies are against each other to win over The Bharat Kingdom.
Arjuna does not worry about results and he does his prescribed duty to fight against his cousins Kauravas.
We must also do our duty in the same way, being even-minded about success and failure.
We should not be attached to results and do our rightful duties without worrying about the results.
Gita will be your most inspirational book, that will not make you nervous or worried about results.
Arjuna had to face a very tough situation and he became compassionate about battle that made him fall down and could not move ahead in the battle.
Krishna conversed with him and helped him face his enemies and reminding him that he will get to go to heavenly planets if he fights and faces his fears. Krishna didn't force him but motivated him to do his rightful duty and achieve what is rightfully his, The Bharat Kingdom.
We must face our life's challenges in a similar manner and face the challenges of life and move ahead in every possible manner.
Don't be attached to the fruits of results, do karma with no gain, it's all win-win and no loss. Do not become anxious about no results and being controlled by them and staying without action.
Don't embark on journeys or endeavours by just worrying about results. We all can do something, just ask yourself what can I do? And think with a rational mind.
What do you want to do? How do you have to do? When do you have to do? Where do you have to do?
Plan this and move ahead in your life. With whatever endeavours you do, do not proceed without proper planning.
There is no sense in embarking on a journey without planning.
If Arjuna didn't have the skills of an archer them he would not be qualified for leading the battle.
Do not embark on any endeavours without a proper skill set and planning. Be perseverant and committed.
If life is going to be tough for you then there are people who are similar to you and can help you move ahead in every possible manner. Find those people, learn from them, read the right books to develop the skills.
If Arjuna can face his strongest fears then so can everyone.
When we focus on results we get frozen and tend to become nervous or anxious.
Life's challenges will be conquered if you face them the right way.
You can win over battles with the right inspiration.
Gita will be your inspirational book.
Once you finish Gita, I am sure you will awaken something inside of you.
After reading Gita, you have other shastras. Just start reading them.
Success and Failure are not in your hand, but you can be successful if you work the right way.
There is nothing like winning over your challenges by your own actions.
You can become a good team player, leader, marketer, salesman or any other position with flying colours if you become qualified with what you do.
Don't get any negative emotions like hatred, jealousy, bitterness concerning about others. Gita will help you get rid of these bad qualities.
Even if you don't get the results you will not grieve, about no results because you did your duty.
Even-minded, remember, no gain, no loss, only karma, no expectations of fruits.
Gita has a lot of gyan and so do the other shastras.
Note, do not be disheartened if you already know what is contained in the shastras, do not act as though you know it all, rather consider yourself lucky to already know this gyan through someone else and consider it a good fortune. And what if suddenly you get an interest aroused in you. All Gain, No Loss.
Read the shastras my friend, if I go on writing about the contents of Shastra then it's not fair for me to write the contents of the shastras as my gyan. I can't just translate the contents of shastras and show it as my gyan.
But the gains of shastras are endless, the qualities, the stories, the lessons, the gyan, all interesting great gyan.
So, will you read them?
No better way to achieve your results!
Naam Le! Naam Le! Naam Le! Jai Shri Ram!
