Comments on: How To Concentrate Only On Actions Without Being Bothered About The Result Of It?

By: R

Sat, 10 Oct 2009 15:43:36 +0000

Mr. wiseman just ask yourself ,why are you present in this world? and if u get any answer then ask urself, why u need to do that? if then ur in a dillema then try to understand Bhagwad Gita if u can.

By: V K Vijayaraghavan

V K Vijayaraghavan — Sun, 19 Jul 2009 05:11:10 +0000

Whatever we do we have to do it with full concentration as all work is that of the Lord. But whenever there is a gap we must fill it with the thoughts of the Lord. To give a simple example when you wait for the milk to boil or stop the car at the traffic signal think about the Lord in the meantime instead of other thoughts. This will help you to avoid worries and fretting and fuming over things that do not materialize. Concentrate on your actions and when you get gaps on The Lord .This will come through practice

By: Dumane

Dumane — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 11:30:14 +0000

In fact, action and the result of an action are nothing but one and the same if you remove the time element from it. We are all always living in the present while our mind is oscillating between past and future and very rarely it stays in the present. Even considering it from an energy convervation point of view, if part of our mental energy is lost in worrying about the history or the future less energy would be left for doing the job on hand.
As an example, while writing in an examination, if you are worried about whether you would pass or fail or whether you would get 90% or 95%, you are not focusing on writing at that time and therefore you are sure to be less efficient. Same applies to the game of T-20 Cricket Matches where the players must perform their very best and only if they do that perfection in action, the victory is always their’s.
Bhagavadgeeta Chapter 2 Verse 50 the Lord Says: “Skill in action lies in the practice of Yoga” (Yogah Karmasu Kaushalam )

By: sandyfir

sandyfir — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 11:13:48 +0000

In my own personal experience I set goals and worked toward them and achieved most of them in the earlier part of my life. Then I became very ill.
I continued on the same path, but my efforts were thwarted by ill health and for years and decades I lived in a constant state of frustration because of this.
One day I was in the hospital talking with a nurse and as we got to know each other he told me he wanted to be a doctor. Being supportive, I smiled and asked if he was going to medical school? His answer stayed with me forever. He said, “I’m going in that direction. I just go in a certain direction as long as that feels right for me.”
Wow! This had never occurred to me. Going in a direction…holding the outcome so lightly…living in the present and enjoying the journey
I admit I didn’t have all of those concepts at the time but I do now.
I go in a certain direction. Sometimes that path leads me to a fork in the road that I would never have noticed if I hadn’t taken the first path.
Maybe there is a time and a place for both kinds of thinking. For me right now, still being ill, going in a direction and holding the outcome lightly works best.
I’m not sorry that when I was younger and healthier I set the goals I did and worked to achieve them.
Maybe it makes a healthier human being to be able to do both, or either, depending upon the situation. The more tools we have, including different types of thinking or being, the better off we are in life, I think. (I’m still gathering more tools every day )

By: cool.mac

cool.mac — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 11:13:22 +0000

technical word..try & try but dont cry

By: M.Sekar

M.Sekar — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 09:28:45 +0000

Sowmya ji, It is dharma as long we work only for our salary, if we expect bonus, incentive and other benefit from our company, we are bound to get disappointment. I expect only salary not longing for other benefit. I am following this principle for 20 years, I am did not get any disappointment in my professional career. Ofcourse due to my hard work our bosses once in a while they give me bonus as reward to my hard work that time I accept it as Lord prasad. This is my personal experience in my life it is really working.

By: ideas unlimited

ideas unlimited — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 04:04:33 +0000

This ver y attitude will make you act without expecting result.
This they say to have good concentration on the job.

By: LondonMB

LondonMB — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 23:49:08 +0000

Most modern management theories profess the opposite though, ” You should always set out with the end goal in mind, you should know what good looks like” , otherwise losing focus is easy.

By: fdrc

fdrc — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 22:17:18 +0000

let go of the effort . . . work is work. In the end it is all unimportant. It is more important to realize the consequence than the result

By: damodarb

damodarb — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 17:23:37 +0000

The best medicine for ur problem is YOGA.I think the same way as u r thinking.I was confused.A religious teacher advised me to try YOGA.I tried n practising.GOD has not made me unhappy.
So,dear friend,collect some YOGA books n start immediately.U will find mental peace n God never lets down ,those,who reposes faith in HIM.