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Always In A Hurry
- We all want a bigger slice of life, not relishing what we are doing, but in a hurry to jump to the next thing.
- Completing a task isn’t filled with contentment, but with a rush to grab something else or switch to a different task.
- Even the book we read or the food we eat is in a hurry, as there is a craving to try the next thing.
- When we travel, there is always an ‘itch’ inside us to check out all the cafe’s, beaches or museums, as we cannot sit still in one place.
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Consume Life To The Fullest
In the urge to eat a bigger portion of life’s cake, we believe we shouldn’t waste our time and grab it while we can, unable to relax or relish life in a calm manner.
It is almost as if there is an invisible race going on, and we need to compete with others by posting pictu...
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Generosity Towards Your Life
This is not the 'giving stuff to others' kind of generosity, but the generosity of turning yourself from the influence to the self-centred view.
Give your attention to those who actually need your time, pay attention to yourselves in what you are doing and experie...
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The Way Out Of The Never-Ending Cycle Of Greed
Indulging in the greediness of life’s pleasures will create the wanting of more and more, making us lose the moments that are really important or appreciable.
One has to let go of those urges to rush which cling you to more of them. Let go of the tendencies of greed in your mind and feel ...
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The Greed Of Living Life
Our mind is full of kind of greed to consume life to the maximum. This is not your garden variety ‘i want more money’ greed, but a force inside us to live life to the fullest.
- This greed makes us abandon our peace of mind, our moments of real appreci...
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