Nothing Could Be Closer Than The Present,

Here Are A Few Ways To Face A Habit And Say "no" To It: Go Outside Your Fixed Routine; Turn Off The Computer And The Television; Find A New Outlet For Your Down Time; Talk To Someone Who Holds A Viewpoint Contrary To Yours And Pay Respectful Attention, Really Listening.

If You Obsess Over Whether You Are Making The Right Decision, You Are Basically Assuming That The Universe Will Reward You For One Thing And Punish You For Another. The Universe Has No Fixed Agenda. Once You Make Any Decision, It Works Around That Decision. There Is No Right Or Wrong, Only A Series Of Possibilities That Shift With Each Thought, Feeling, And Action That You Experience.

I Heard About Bhagavad Gita Very Early In My Childhood, From The Age Of Five Onwards. It Was One Of The Earliest Things I Started To Read When I Started To Read. And It Was Very Much A Part Of My Consciousness. In The Beginning, I Saw The "bhagavad Gita" As A Text That Was Very Classical, Much Like The "iliad" And The "odyssey" - A Mythical Saga That Showed The Eternal Conflict Between Good And Evil. But Much Later, As I Grew Up, I Realized That It Was Much More Than That.

Feel The World, Instead Of Trying To Understand The World.

I Think We Need The Feminine Qualities Of Leadership, Which Include Attention To Aesthetics And The Environment, Nurturing, Affection, Intuition And The Qualities That Make People Feel Safe And Cared For.