I often feel that this is how one should live life.' But then immediately my second mind snaps at me, saying, people like you from the previous generation were living life in a dream world, beautiful in its own way.

You believed that all the changes would take place on their own, without any struggle, without any efforts. But the fact is we cannot expect life to follow the calculative mathematical rules.

The cultural values of this era have changed tremendously. You mentioned the cultural values.

You were raised with the values suitable to the family life with its agricultural background. But today's generation is different.

They are living in a mechanical background. In the yester years, people were scared of god, religion.

They followed the artificial rules not sacredly but with a fear in their mind. This young generation today is not scared of any such thing.

Hence they do not care for it. Because the end of man is crystal clear.

Whatever, we do or however we live, what is going to remain behind us is just a pinch of ash. So, everyone aims at snatching, grabbing as much happiness as possible.

They have no other aim in their life. What you are saying is perfect principally, but nobody in today's world wants to give a damn to any principle.

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The source of each action is the thought. The mere presence of such a human being is pure inspiration, beneficial for the soul and spirit-enrichment for our lives.

We live in a world that moves so fast that we re in a perpetual race to keep up without even realizing it. Living in fast-forward mode with no time to breathe is sadly seen as a sign of a successful career or a fabulous social life.

What we re losing sight of is that stress holds us back from reaching our full potential. It makes us uptight.

And it s not just our body that s affected, but also our peace of mind. We re tense, edgy and reactive, effectively blocking the free flow of our creative energy.

Do we really want to live a life where each day feels like a giant to-do list whose tasks we must complete? The decades-long work of Sri Sri Ravi (less)

The source of each action is the thought. The mere presence of such a human being is pure inspiration, beneficial for the soul and spirit-enrichment for our lives.

We live in a world that moves so fast that we re in a perpetual race to keep up without even realizing it. Living in fast-forward mode with no time to breathe is sadly seen as a sign of a successful career or a fabulous social life.

What we re losing sight of is that stress holds us back from reaching our full potential. It makes us uptight.

And it s not just our body that s affected, but also our peace of mind. We re tense, edgy and reactive, effectively blocking the free flow of our creative energy.

Do we really want to live a life where each day feels like a giant to-do list whose tasks we must complete? The decades-long work of Sri Sri Ravi (less)