Work out of inspiration – not out of Worry

NAMASTE

If you observe closely, you will see that
goals always create worry in us. When we
move toward any goal, we move only with
the worry about the results.
Krishna*
, an enlightened master from
ancient India, beautifully says in the ancient
Hindu*
scripture, the Bhagavad Gita*
, ‘The
person who does not expect gain or loss from
anything works happily with no need even for
motivation.’
When you are worried about the results,
the very worry affects the results. Because
when you worry, your doing is affected. Work
should always be done out of inspiration,
never out of worry. The motivation for any
work should be inspiration, not worry.
Inspiration is an overflowing energy that
expands your capacity to do things. It is
completely energizing. Worry, on the other
hand, is something that shrinks your capacity.
It limits what you are capable of really doing
because it takes away your energy.
When you work out of worry, you are
always bothered about the results. When you
work out of inspiration, you are not bothered
about the results. You are bothered only about
doing the task to the fullest. Any task done with the energy
of inspiration
always turns
out good results.
Even if it
doesn’t give the
expected results, you won’t feel bad about it
because you have received fulfillment simply
by doing it. The ‘doing’ itself will fulfill you.

                                                                                          When you live
                                                                                             without
                                                                                      expectation, you
                                                                                           are already
                                                                                      fulfilled. There is
                                                                                    no space for worry.



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