THE ERGOPHILE

Another Rajneesh's quote received this morning from a friend of mine. Read it on my way to the workplace. I suppose there should not be any reluctance whatsoever to agree with it. And the idea is not too difficult either to implement...

However, all things remaining reasonably congenial, constant attempts at perfectionism, some negativism, procrastination, the tendency to always compare, the oft-repeated blame game etc. could pose, individually or collectively, as spoilers to work satisfaction...

When the mind is let adrift on stray pessimism, even trivial situations get unduly 'glorified'. While with an optimistic focused mind happiness and positivity are enhanced. People are always on the lookout for shortcuts, quite a many such being possibly unrighteous...

Very often we know what's the right thing to do. It might even be just staring at us right in the face. But we ignore. Either we get diffident, or it just doesn’t strike the right chord with our brains. And after the whole day's work just that second of anger or worry becomes sufficient to tire one out mentally...

Love is the feeling that could make one do things which otherwise one wouldn't have done. It makes you do the impossible. And smile is that great arc improving the 'face value', as also placating the visual senses. But people toil hard to bring out the best frown, as though hurting someone's feelings gives them a high...

Being nice isn’t really difficult, but the crowd enjoys being bad. Refuse to be part of such a crowd. Be special, and freely distribute love, smiles and goodwill. Rest assured they'll all be back to bolster you, with interest, sooner rather than later...

🙏🙏


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