Open Your Mind

Polish Your Mind!

“Oh no! Last year didn’t go as planned. Let’s see if the new year brings better luck!”
This is a line we often hear as each year begins. Yet, what follows is the same routine and lack of enthusiasm, and life continues unchanged. The only thing that changes is the pages of the calendar. Years pass by, but where is the change?

For those who ask this question, here’s a story to inspire transformation.

He was a business tycoon, constantly travelling—boarding one flight after another, rushing from one meeting to another. As he left his office in a hurry, a shoeshiner approached him one evening.
“Sir, your shoes are dusty. Shall I polish them for you?”
“No, I don’t have time for that,” replied the businessman and walked away.

As he passed a tall building, another shoeshiner made the same offer, and he gave the same response. Near the last block, he saw a small shoe stand where a man counted, “97, 98, 99…” The man looked up and said,
“Sir, you seem very busy. I apologise for interrupting you. Today is my birthday, and I decided to offer free shoe polish to the 100th customer. You’re the 100th person. Please give me the chance to keep my word.”

The businessman couldn’t refuse. The man polished his shoes with great care—so much so that they looked brand new. As the businessman prepared to leave, he asked,
“How much do you normally charge?”
“Twenty rupees,” replied the shoeshiner.

The businessman handed him a ₹100 note, wished him a happy birthday, and walked away. As the businessman disappeared, the shoeshiner carefully pocketed the note and resumed counting, “97, 98, 99…”

This story, from the book “It Only Takes a Minute to Change Your Life,” teaches us a powerful lesson: it’s not about what work you do, but how creatively and passionately you do it.

Not everyone gets their dream job or ideal opportunity. Some may lack a degree but have skills. Others may have a degree but lack the right skills. But none of this should lead to discouragement. Combine your existing knowledge with intelligence, sharpen your skills, and adopt a positive mindset, even in the face of challenges.

When you polish your mind with creativity and determination, your life will shine brighter daily.

Good Intentions

Time should not be measured by a clock but by how it feels. Imagine that one morning, 86,400 rupees are deposited into your bank account. The entire amount must be spent that very day, and whatever remains unused will vanish by night. What would you do? Knowing the value of money, you would make sure not to waste a single rupee.

In reality, everyone has such a bank—its name is time. Each day, 86,400 seconds are deposited into our account. What we use is ours, and what we don’t slips away by the end of the day. Managing this account is our responsibility. Time is equal for everyone. When someone says they don’t have time, it doesn’t mean time doesn’t exist; it simply reflects whether or not they have the intention to do that work.

Every passing moment leaves behind memories, values, and energies in our name. One day, this treasure will play out before our eyes, showing us how we lived our lives. To ensure that we feel fulfilled in that moment, we must manage our accounts carefully. Like a writer or a painter who constantly reviews and improves their work, we too must keep refining our actions. Only then can we make this year better than the last.

As one writer wisely said, “The bad news is that time flies. The good news is that you are the pilot.” This bad news becomes good news when we see the new year not just as a celebration but as an opportunity. If we begin something good today, we can create a fulfilling ending after 365 days. We can acquire new skills, achieve career goals, and build meaningful relationships. The clock may measure time, but life is guided by the heart. Wise people use their time to achieve what truly matters to them.

We often think time brings both hardships and joys. In truth, the problem is not with time but with how we perceive it. This world is full of dualities—heat and cold, joy and sorrow, victory and defeat. Lord Krishna teaches in the Bhagavad Gita that instead of seeking fleeting happiness, we should strive for spiritual satisfaction, which is eternal. The path to this lies in bhakti yoga (devotional yoga).

Our thoughts have the power to elevate or diminish us. The future depends on the strength of these thoughts, which also help us make the most of our precious time. As Tolstoy once said, “There are no warriors greater than patience and time.” If only we could make these warriors our own, we could conquer life’s greatest challenges.

The Habit of Writing Others' Scripts

In our journey through life, we all take on many roles, each with its script. However, it's common for us to get caught up in scripting the actions of others deciding how they should speak, behave, or respond. In doing so, we lose focus on our path and drain our energy by trying to control what’s beyond our reach.

Think about it. How often have you felt upset or frustrated when people don’t act as you expect them to? We mentally write scripts for them, believing they should follow our version. But the reality is, like us, others are also actors and scriptwriters of their own lives. They have their journeys, and expecting them to follow our script only leads to disappointment.

In our roles, it’s important to focus on ourselves and let our true qualities of peace, love, and wisdom shine through in everything we do. When we stay true to our values, it sets an example for others without forcing them to change. Our actions can become a guiding light, showing the way rather than dictating it.

So, let’s put our energy into perfecting our own scripts. Move through every scene in life with ease and grace, uplifting those around you.

Remember: I bring peace and compassion into every role I play, uninfluenced by how others perform.

By focusing on our own path, we create harmony within ourselves and with those around us.

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The Journey of Life

Life resembles a journey that enriches us more than books. By traveling, we witness the country’s magnificence and diversity, and we feel modest and grateful. We discard our narrow-mindedness, mature our minds, and improve our well-being.

On the journey, we bond with new people, assist others, and get assistance. We share our meals and conversations with others, and we treasure what we have. We accomplish our tasks and depart, without holding on to anything.

We remain focused on our objective, and we avoid anything that diverts us. We comprehend that all our belongings and bonds are temporary, and we savor them while we can. We come back home with valuable experiences.

Life is similar to a journey, where we journey with our loved ones for a period. Our accomplishments, riches, and wisdom are not lasting, and we should employ them for the welfare of society. We mentor others and perform our duty. We aspire for the supreme goal of life, which is to end it with joy, knowing that our soul will unite with the Supreme Soul. This is the true significance of life’s journey.

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Luck plays a role in our lives.

We can't control when the full moon appears, when spring arrives, or when a rainbow shows up. Kindred spirits don't come when we expect them. Sometimes, getting what we want doesn't make us happy. True happiness comes when we appreciate what we have. To reach our goals, we must make the most of every chance we get.

Opportunities don't just land in our laps. We need to actively search for them and work hard. Grabbing those opportunities is key to success.

In the Ramayana, Hanuman tirelessly searched for Sita and faced many challenges before succeeding. Even a squirrel seized its moment and won Rama's love. These stories are now part of history.

Lord Krishna helped Arjuna during the Kurukshetra war, guiding him away from darkness and teaching him valuable lessons. Some say luck brings opportunities, but it's more about standing tall despite setbacks. Life isn't easy, but seeing obstacles as chances to grow spiritually helps us move forward.

Some feel luck is against them or that someone is blocking their opportunities. But what we get in life is often what we deserve, according to scriptures.

We should accept life's gifts with gratitude, considering them blessings from a higher power. Using self-effort to convince and achieve our goals is crucial.

Doing good deeds and having a noble approach attracts divine blessings. We should use opportunities not just for ourselves but for society's welfare. Charity and community service are divine acts leading to eternal glory.

When is it okay to be angry?

Anger makes you feel tense and not like yourself. There are lots of reasons for getting angry and many negative outcomes too. When you're angry, you lose control of reasoning, kindness fades away, your heart feels upset, you can't listen to good things, words can hurt, you see only flaws, and your mind refuses to accept the truth. Anger can also lead to physical actions you might regret, wasting energy, and making you feel restless. If you're too angry, you can act like someone you're not.

Showing anger can break relationships, but keeping it inside can also disturb your peace of mind, making anger your enemy.

However, controlled anger can sometimes be useful. For example, parents, teachers, and elders can use it to correct bad behavior in a firm but caring way. But it's also important not to lose control. Pointing out mistakes without being mean or jealous is better. Anger often gets worse when someone's pride is hurt. Avoiding confrontations and not understanding each other's feelings can also lead to anger.

Anger can stem from small things like someone acting differently or not understanding you, or when things aren't working right. But losing patience and getting angry over small issues shows lack of understanding. Anger can affect relationships and home life.

Just like a headache shows something's wrong inside, anger indicates tension in the mind. It's important to find the cause and fix it with self-reflection. Otherwise, there are consequences.

It's okay to be angry when something harms your character, beliefs, country, or religion. However, it's crucial to keep anger in check and only show it when necessary. Understanding when and how much to get angry is key. Your true character shows when you handle anger wisely, not like a mad person throwing stones, but using it wisely.

Sandwitch of birth and death

As the mighty warrior of great strength grows older, time passes swiftly, and in old age, he becomes weak and feeble. In youth, he shines like a star among his peers but with the onset of old age, his memory fades, and his intellectual abilities decline. In the midst of birth and death, everyone is bound by the limitations of the body.

The wise realize that the moment that has passed cannot be regained, and they do not boast of their achievements. They strive to lead a virtuous life, guided by selflessness, and they believe in a power that drives them to do something extraordinary. They consider that power as divine and surrender to it humbly. They understand that life is a divine play and embrace it with gratitude. They constantly cherish the fragrance of love and friendship. In the midst of birth and death, during the time of transition, they maintain a balanced mind, free from attachment and jealousy. They make their lives joyful by contemplating the true value of human existence. In joy and sorrow, they honor their beloved friends, and their lives become filled with happiness and the fragrance of affection. They should continuously relish the essence of life. In the midst of birth and death, one must recognize the insignificance of worldly attachments and envy, and focus on nurturing a mind that is complete with sublime thoughts. Such individuals are ignorant who waste their lives without realizing the value of every moment.

The instantaneous transformation of thoughts into immediate action is the hallmark of the wise. Without delay, they put into practice the thoughts that have arisen in their minds. They share their wealth of knowledge with others, without altering the goals set by those who provide guidance. They enlighten as mentors, shining the light on their path. They do not succumb to uncontrollable circumstances or commit mistakes while striving towards their objectives. Even in adverse situations, they do not lose their composure and instead find solutions. Shedding tears only worsens the situation, and crying does not solve the problem. In such moments, they must remain steadfast and not let the situation overwhelm them. The true essence of life lies in realizing that every moment is valuable. They should strive to avoid wasting time and make the most of each moment, always radiating the brilliance of their knowledge without succumbing to external circumstances.

Creation of Joy

Flowers bloom naturally, spreading happiness to all, a creation beyond our hands. Laughter, however, is something we can create. We can immerse ourselves in its sound, floating on waves of joy. Some actions are within our grasp. Even if our deeds are small, we should perform them with a generous heart. Instead of complaining about our inability to accomplish grand things, let us be partners in the efforts.

Happiness knows no bounds, regardless of the scale of our actions. It observes our endeavours, recognizing the childlike purity and wholeheartedness with which we engage. Happiness deserves attention. Sufferings act as mere window screens, while endless happiness awaits behind the main door. We must maintain it, fostering a perpetual celebration within our hearts. We should delight the trees, the birds, and the animals. Not every moment is akin to a sunrise, nor does every occasion call for a melodious Western tune. With just a small bamboo flute in hand, beautiful melodies can resonate from its four holes. Signs of happiness should reside in our hearts, goodness in our minds, and memories should snow upon us. God did not create humans devoid of love or forbid them from experiencing joy. God is displeased when humans are unhappy.

Each morning, we are presented with two choices: to embrace happiness throughout the day or to endure the passage of time in agony. Happiness is our birthright, an inherent part of our nature. Suffering is not meant for everyone; it is transient, coming and going. Let us create happiness, limitless. We must train our minds to perceive the lotus of Manasa Sarovara even amidst the grass. Survival does not hinge on money; rather, it requires the skill to cultivate small joys in a generous heart. Witnessing the sight of Lord Krishna is not the same as entering Vrindavan, but Vrindavan will grant us that divine vision. It is where the Supreme Being resides, and everything within it—the plants, flowers, wind, and water—conveys a message. Keep an open mind, that's all!
If Lord Krishna pervades within us, the entire universe appears dark to our eyes. If we do not internalize the presence of God with heartfelt devotion, how can we witness His existence in the external world? Can God be separated from eternal happiness? If we sprinkle a bit of happiness upon others, it will return to us twofold. Only those who comprehend the secret of life can smile for the rest of their lives. The Geetacharya declares that we are the sages, and we are our favourites. Suffering and responsibility are inherent in everyone's life. The world may seem like a ghostly illusion, and everything may feel like an insurmountable ocean. The mind may be overwhelmed with despair. It is precisely in those moments that we should learn to change our mindset, smile, and embrace life like a child whose tears have been wiped away and forgotten. Embrace the world, and greet everyone with a smile.

Embrace every moment

The value of human life is immeasurable, often revered as rare and extraordinary. How we choose to live holds greater significance than how long we live. The cycle of sunrises and sunsets persists endlessly, yet we often overlook the fleeting nature of our existence, with each passing day bringing us closer to the inevitable embrace of mortality. Time flows ceaselessly, beyond our control, and while we cannot alter its speed, we can grasp its significance and make the most of its value.

Unfortunately, humans tend to dwell in the past or anxiously ponder the future, rarely residing in the present, as noted by Sri Ramanu. Yesterday can never be reclaimed, and the certainty of tomorrow remains uncertain. Today, however, is our reality, and we should relish it with joy and appreciation. To attain success, we must dwell in the present while employing reason and prudence. We must nurture our dreams and diligently strive to transform them into reality. This requires the immediate establishment of a strong foundation, akin to how Abdul Kalam envisioned constructing the tallest building in the future.

Why hold onto leaves when one has no hands? To make the most of life, one must plan, exercise wisdom, and exercise caution in advance. Prevention takes precedence over cure. If we comprehend the value of life, not a single moment will go to waste. The passage of time alone holds little significance; it is the practice of Sadhvi Yoga that holds true importance, transcending the existence of 8.4 million living beings. The power to achieve lies within the hands of the wise. Ignorance precedes birth and follows death, leaving us with a precious lifetime brimming with profound knowledge. By conserving each drop of water, we can avert drought. Similarly, by wisely utilizing every moment, we can attain eternal glory.

When we contemplate the worth of life and the speed of time, we realize the significance of every single moment. English proverbs advocate for an early start leading to a safe destination, while a Hindi saying urges us to complete tomorrow's tasks today. Engaging in meaningful endeavors with talent and progress in mind is far more fruitful than indulging in idle pastimes.

Life is often described as an oily substance, flowing incessantly like a constant stream. It moves swiftly, encompassing childhood, adolescence, youth, and old age in rapid succession. To avoid the disappointment of unfulfilled aspirations and the regret of missed opportunities, we must seize each moment and make the most of it.

There is great power in man

There is great power hidden in every human being. It has been proved in many fields that nothing is impossible for man except one death. Many people do not know that there is infinite power hidden within them. In ancient times, sages discovered the real nature of the human mind with the power of their transcendental experience. Today, scientists are solving many mysteries of the universe through technological advances such as telescopes, microscopes, and more

God has created every human being with special skills. Appearance, voice, painting, eloquence, writing, sports... there is something special about everyone. There is no such thing as a man without any specialty. Those who identify them and try to improve them will get special recognition. Ramana Maharishi experienced the fear of death directly at an early age and realized who he was. He informed the world that every man should know 'Who am I?'

It was necessary to cross the sea in search of sea. Jambavanth reveals Hanuman's true power to him. Hanuma showed his universal form and performed Ramakarya.

If talent is one part, hard work is three parts, the hidden specialties will come to light. If we don't know about self-efficacy, we will fall behind. We will remain as omnivores throughout life.

Nick Vujicic is a great role model for many people who are all lazy and begging. He was born with no arms and legs. He excelled in many fields with the encouragement of parents, friends and society.


The spiritual power hidden in man is like an ocean where no ship can sail. Like untraveled space. So whose way is theirs. Many people have tried various ways to get the grace of God. Parikshithu Maharaja practiced the listening path. Valmiki and Ramadas chose the path of kirtan. Prahlad and Tulsidas followed the path of remembrance. Bharata practiced the path of Padasevana. Lord Krishna taught the way of salutation. Hanuma was devoted to Dasya Bhakti. Arjuna and Sugriva lived in Sakhya Bhakti. Draupadi practiced self-denial devotion. Archana Bhakti is currently being practiced by humans.

Parents should recognize and encourage children's uniqueness. If encouraged by passion, among them another Buddha, Vivekananda, Abdul Kalam will emerge as special people who will guide the society.

Thank the one who made you Powerful

Expressing gratitude towards people who have not treated us well can be difficult, but it can also be a powerful tool for personal growth and development. Instead of holding onto negative emotions and resentments, we can see these individuals as teachers who have helped us become more robust and wiser.

For example, maybe a boss criticised your work in a way that made you feel small and inadequate. It was painful and uncomfortable, but it also pushed you to work harder, learn more, and ultimately succeed in your career. Or perhaps a friend betrayed your trust and caused a rift in your relationship, but it also taught you to be more discerning and to value loyalty and honesty in your connections with others.

By acknowledging and appreciating these difficult experiences, we can transform them into opportunities for growth and self-improvement. Instead of feeling victimised or resentful, we can become more forgiving and resilient.

Of course, this is not to say that we should tolerate or condone abusive or harmful behaviour from others. It is essential to set boundaries and protect ourselves from those who may wish us harm. But even in those situations, we can still choose to learn from the experience and find ways to grow stronger and more empowered as a result.

Depression is being suffered by a significant number of people in the world today. It is a hint for us to pause and ask if enough is done for our mental wellness. Emotional wellness is linked to mental wellness. Our emotional health is affected if stress, anger, fear, hurt, and jealousy are experienced.

Everyone is caught in these negative emotions in the pursuit of happiness. Most of us begin chasing dreams in childhood and do not pause after that for decades because of the enormous incorrect belief that our happiness is what we acquire and that happiness is a byproduct of our belongings. So, we seek happiness in accomplishments, possessions and relationships.

Throughout the day, each individual is involved in a series of activities. A simple thought to give the gift of virtues makes even everyday actions unique. Each act becomes extraordinary, and the fragrance of this speciality spreads around and touches the lives of others too. Such an individual can contribute to every task with his entity and bring success to the assignment too.

The Quality Of Your Morning Time

The Best Prize we can give ourselves is developing a powerful morning routine to nourish our minds and bodies. It's a paramount time to start fresh, prepare yourself and set the tone for a rewarding day. How does your typical morning begin? Do you check your emails a few times and then rush through the day? Do you grab the phone upon waking and scroll through social media? Before you know it, you might get late. The mind becomes turbulent, and the body is stressed. Our mind handles all our roles and responsibilities. So our first responsibility is to take care of it. We can begin with creating thoughts of the highest frequency – by giving gratitude to God, our mind and body, people, objects we use, and nature. Nourish the mind with a few minutes of affirmations and visualise the entire day being happy. Meditate for a few minutes, and then read enriching messages for the next few minutes. These activities charge our internal battery and help us experience happiness and peace throughout the day. Let's be systematic and have the self-discipline to follow morning habits that set us up for the day.

Remind yourself every morning that peace and calmness are your natural samskaras. Each day is beautiful because you begin it with a perfect routine. Set yourself up for happiness and success. Strictly follow your morning habits every single day. Wake up feeling fresh. Your mind and body are well-rested. Exercise or walk for 30 minutes, activating every cell of your body. It becomes ready to support all your activities throughout the day. Meditate for 15 minutes to charge yourself and your mind by connecting with God, the Supreme Power House. Emerge your inner powers of peace, happiness, and energy to be used in every scene. Also, plan to work on yourself during the day, change a samskara, forgive someone, forget the past, and be nice to someone. Choose, decide and implement. Read uplifting, inspiring messages for 15 minutes to help your mind create pure, perfect thoughts. Do not check social media, emails, newspapers or watch the news for the first one hour. Your morning time is your time, reserved for your nurturing. You will see a huge difference all this makes to your mood, energy, attitude and efficiency during the day.

Competition And Co-operation

 Do you aim at going ahead of other people or to perform better than your capacity?  When we compete, we cannot remain happy because of constant insecurity and fear that someone else might go ahead. So even on achieving top ranks, there is insecurity.

Competition creates stress, anxiety, jealousy, hatred and moves us away from happiness. Co-operation earns blessings and makes us successful. Success is not about racing ahead and being Number One. Success is measured by our joy, health, beautiful relationships and our achievements. Co-operation is natural for us, so let’s live the natural way. Today, remind yourself you will find constantly better yourself but not compete or compare with others. Make co-operation and not a competition as your nature.

Society always encouraged us to compete and compare. We adopted the belief that life is a competition. But no matter how well we did, there was always someone with a bigger house, a better gadget or a higher position. Let us understand that no one is better; we are different. Remind yourself you are a happy being. Perform to the best of your capacity. Compare only with your previous performance. Compete with no one, but co-operate with everyone around you. Co-operate by creating good thoughts for them, co-operate by using encouraging words, co-operate by sharing what you know, co-operate by caring for everyone. Always remember your life is your journey, to your destination, at your speed, using your capacity, and based on your values. From today, get off the race, focus on our path and move at a comfortable pace. By sharing what you know, healthy relationships will be created, and you will be successful in many ways.

Have you ever noticed Google Maps never yells or condemns you if you miss a turn?
It never yells at you and says, "you took a wrong turn, you idiot!" or why didn't you take the last left, you moron!" or scream ", you never listen to me"!

If it did that, you would probably stop using it. Instead, it just re-routes and shows you the following best way to get to your destination.
Its primary interest is to get you to your goal and not make you feel bad about your mistake.
There is a great lesson here! It's tempting to unload our frustration and anger on those who have made a mistake.
However, the wisest choice here is to help fix a problem and not play the blame game.

So be a Google Map to all who contact you, in-office or at home or elsewhere

Change Choices

Sometimes to grow and to truly change your life, you have to make difficult choices. To thrive and become better physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually often times is painful. You get so comfortable being uncomfortable that you settle for less when you really are destined for greatness.

Don’t let past mistakes or failures define who you are because your past doesn’t dictate what your future will be. When you make your plan of transformation remember to visualize… see the end goal, the end results of success. Map out your storybook of triumph.

Whether you start a business, anything major worth achieving means it will take time, discipline, focus, resilience, and determination on your part. If you quit, you never know what could have been.

When the unexpected nature of life comes at you full force – cancer, divorce, death of a loved one, job lost – it will test your faith, but in these difficult times you will see what you are made of when everything changes dramatically.

Life will often throw you off balance to the point where you start playing the pity game. Everyone has a right to take a little time to wallow in their grief. But then there will come a time when you will have to stop playing the pity game and start taking 100% responsibility for your life and choices you have made.

Your dreams and goals are your responsibility, so if you’re not where you want to be in life, don’t continue to blame your parents, boss, spouse, children, siblings, friends, government, or God. Instead, even on your darkest days, take just a moment to find a bit of happiness and gratitude.

In order to better yourself, and live your best life, you must be willing to learn, grow and change. Let go of anyone or anything that doesn’t add to your growth. To continue to have toxic people in your life or to continue to engage in negative and self-defeating actions or behaviors will put you in the same spot one year from now.

Be mindful that in your journey to transform your life you will be met with backstabbers, naysayers, those will clearly won’t see your vision, and those who will call you crazy for daring to dream big. Remember – live your life fearlessly and free.

Here are my final thoughts as you continue on with your journey to happiness, success and greatness. Never let mishaps, mistakes or missed steps derail your dreams. When you stumble and fall, you may be bloody and bruised with a few broken bones, but don’t let that stop you. Pick yourself up, dust yourself off, and then push on toward the finish line.

Be well.

Happiness Is An Inner State Of Being

We were always taught that our happiness is dependent on something or someone. When we achieve our goal or when we make people happy then we will be happy. Our focus therefore was always to make others happy, because we thought - only when they are happy, will we be happy. Very often we could be under stress, angry or in pain, but we try to make others happy. Let us remember we can take care of family and friends, do everything for them physically, but emotionally we will only be radiating pain, because we are in pain. To give happiness to them, we have to be happy within.

Let’s clean our thoughts, clear our emotional blockages and create a happy state of inner being, because only then can we radiate happiness to others. It’s not – we will be happy, when they are happy; truth is – if we are happy then we will give happiness to them.

Let’s check how many times today we say I will be happy when ….. and change it to I am happy while …. Work towards creating your own happiness independent of the outcome.

Keeping The Balance With Ease

We are all action-conscious at times, forgetting that all the actions are performed by the inner being or soul.Actions may seem to be performed by our hands; words may seem to be spoken by our tongue and everything we see and hear seems to done by our eyes and ears. But, always remember, to keep a balance of all our actions and to maintain a positive and powerful as well as detached state of mind which does not get disturbed, we need to remember one thing. The hands, tongue, eyes and ears, all of them are being controlled by the soul or the real me. I am not Mr. X or Ms. Y. That is the name of the physical body or the physical costume I wear. The real I is the invisible being of spiritual energy or non-physical light – the soul. 

With this kind of soul-consciousness, I will look at all my actions and words from a distance and not be worried too much in their involvement. Things can go wrong at times. Work may go in the wrong direction, people can at times be negative towards us and our physical body can be ill at times. Also, there will be lot of actions to be completed at times. All this will happen at times. Also, there will be days when there is lots to do. But, if we remain soul-conscious, or in touch with the inner being, remembering our spiritual qualities and powers, we will be remain at peace and in control. So, work hard, have beautiful relationships full of love and happiness and excel in every sphere of life. At the same time, remember to keep the balance by remaining introverted and detached. This is the key to contentment and a stress free lifestyle full of calmness and self-esteem