What Is The Best Time To Make Any Decision? | #sadhguru #decisionmaking

After a meditation, I asked aloud to have just one sign to comfort me in the belief that those two Angels were actually near me. Later that day, I went to buy a greeting card and, next to me, in the store, two ladies who were reading what was written on a decoration said close to my ear: “Thank Heaven for the Angels in our lives.” I could not fathom it. They both repeated it three times. I thought to myself that I had just received my answer.

In deep states of meditation, one can really understand how much we are all connected. By being one, we all feel one another and can access the greater spiritual realm. Our material self is an illusion of our eyes. Scared of being pure energy, our ego might have defined ourselves with exterior shells to better distinguish him self from others. In reality, the shell is really just an optical illusion that we mentally convince ourselves of its existence.

How often do you thank God throughout the course of the day? Do you thank him for saving you from the gates of hell. Do you thank Him for salvation.

In the life of King Solomon, we saw an intelligent decision taken when two women brought before him, a case of a dead and a living child. Both women under a rowdy and quarreling atmosphere claimed the living child belongs to any of them. Solomon not knowing by fact who is the rightful owner was cautious with his decision.

In talking about intelligent decisions we think it’s our own wisdom but if you’re a Christian, there is no doubt that, God influences our thoughts by the Holy Spirit to make the right decisions. We must never fail to give that credit to God. I have vividly seen this displayed in my life by the amazing way I address issues, discussions and counsel people.

In the Bible, Jesus tells His disciples that He must go away and leave them. Jesus assured His disciples that He would prepare a place for them in heaven (John 14:1-3). Of course, this initial statement was being addressed to the disciples of biblical times, but it certainly applies to the people of God today.

“Bahujana hitaya, Bahujana sukhaya” that every thing should be done for the good of many people; one’s life should be sacrificed for the happiness of many people. Normal people want to succeed in life but the idea of success changes; success in the physical field, monetary field, intellectual field, aesthetic field and then success in the spiritual field. So success has got an unlimited area.

Discover how the manifesting of True abundance and prosperity is not the result of thinking, analysis, desire, self discipline, willpower, or intention. The universe is a lot bigger than you are… and you can’t push it or mold it to your desires by force. You can’t force it, rush it, technique it, or apply so-called “universal laws” to experience it.

How dichotomous is this life? We sit on a knife’s edge spiritually, asked as we are to choose: is it to be the sinful nature or the spiritual nature? These two ways are apart as far as the east is to the west, and never will they meet. And only one is the way to true life and peace.

The “tongue” is a keyword and theme in the undercurrent of this chapter, and this is concentrated in verses 1-4. Patience exacted in life brings life to others. It is a quality that features subsidiary virtue, like compassion, for instance. In other words, patience is made manifest via compassion (as one example – kindness would be another).

Looking to the past for guidance on how to make a new beginning is like asking an echo to show you where it got started. We do not need to think in order to know the right thing to do in the moment for ourselves, or for others! In fact, quite the opposite is true.

More answers were given that day than I realized I had questions for. I gave thanks on that day for having the opportunity to see so much beauty, history, and love. I am grateful that I was able to witness time passing before my eyes by moving from one part of the cemetery to another. I am thankful that I was inspired to visit Lindenwood Cemetery that day so the people of the past could help me find so many wonderful things to be thankful for.