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Find Joy in the Process
Shift your focus to the act of doing itself. Engage in your tasks with love and enthusiasm, whether it's your work, relationships, hobbies, or any activities really. Find joy in the process—the profound satisfaction that arises from dedicating yourself wholeheartedly to a task and executing it to the best of your ability.
Manuel Enrique
August 08, 2023
How do we rise above the pain and suffering that permeate our daily lives? What mindset can we adopt to navigate the intricate webs of worldly activities without becoming entangled by them?
Yogi Ramacharaka's timeless wisdom provides a compelling solution:
“By taking part in the great game of life— by going through its motions— by doing the best thing possible for you— but all the time remembering that you do not allow yourself to become attached to the fruits of the work. Work for work’s sake— do your part in the world gladly, cheerfully, willingly, and heartily, but realize that the fruits are nothing in the end, and laugh at the thought that these relative things have any value to you.”
Shift your focus to the act of doing itself. Engage in your tasks with love and enthusiasm, whether it's your work, relationships, hobbies, or any activities really. Find joy in the process—the profound satisfaction that arises from dedicating yourself wholeheartedly to a task and executing it to the best of your ability.
Play your part, and play it well. Redirect your focus from outcomes to the joy of doing. If you approach each day with this mindset, you'll find more serenity and contentment.
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