Om SwamiOm SwamiOm Swamiअर्थ · Artha · Wealth and meaning
Money, work, ambition — examined under monastic light. These reflections argue, gently and persistently, that the question is not how much, but for what. And, more rarely asked: what does enough look like?
“The question is never how much you earned. It is how much you kept — of yourself.”
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March 7, 2020·10 min read
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In a machine, the smallest gear is as indispensable as the biggest one. You are as important as anybody else.
A leaf, once disconnected from the source, starts to dry and decay rapidly. Stay connected for infinite joy and bliss.
The Karmic Law: It's a merry-go-round. No matter who you are or what you are riding, it all ends up in the same place.
Be grateful for all of life's colors; that's what makes life worth living. Stop complaining.
A lotus sprouts, lives and blooms in a swamp yet it always stays clean, above all dirt and quagmire.
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