We all know the greatest laws of karma. His spiritual philosophy reflects the principle of golden rules: do not do to others what you do not do to yourself. You reap what you sow. Both negative and positive energy that you send to the universe will definitely return to you.
1. True joy comes from patience, self-sacrifice, and hard work.
2. Freedom goes hand in hand with responsibility.
3. The energy and love you put into the relationship will definitely come back to you. Even if your loved one does not return, the universe will not leave this love unrequited. Love is a reward in itself.
4. You give the energy you pass to another person to humanity as a whole.
5. You give all the effort and energy you put into your work to humanity as a whole.
6. The value of your work is measured by the energy, attention and responsibility you give it.
7. We will continue to experience the same suffering until we learn from our mistakes. Then we will gain the necessary "tools" to break this stage.
8. Living with thoughts of the past or the future, we miss the present.
9. By clinging to old habits and ways of thinking, we slow down personal development.
10. We learn when our words coincide with our thoughts and actions.
11. If we focus more on our morals and spirituality, we will put the negative aspects of our personality in the background.
12. Greed and peace are incompatible.
13. Small steps are reflected on a larger scale in the universe. So understand every step you take, even if it seems insignificant to you.
14. In order to achieve something valuable and important, you must first perform one of the smallest and most elegant elements.
15. Nothing will happen until you take action. No matter how small your step, it will always be important.
16. Your love, energy, diligence and inspiration are for the benefit of all mankind. The universe will reward your work.
17. We must be open to change in order to develop and grow.
18. Learn from your past and do your best for the present. This is the key to a bright future.
19. We are responsible for our own happiness.
20. We are part of the environment. The negative and positive energy we radiate affects our friends and relatives.
21. We become what surrounds us. For example, the cultural environment, our friends and loved ones have the power to influence us in a positive or negative way.
22. When we see an enemy, we forget the real truth and start to act.
23. When we meet someone with more negative qualities than us, we forget our shortcomings.
24. The points you refuse to accept will grow and become stronger.
25. The reward that destiny has prepared for you is commensurate with your efforts.
26. Change occurs inwardly. If we want to change something in ourselves, we should not trust other people. We can do this only at our own expense and will.
27. We do not have the power to change others. We can only change ourselves.
28. External changes come from within.
29. By betraying your self, you deprive yourself of the opportunity to live your real life.
30. You must first make the changes you want to see. You can show this not only in words, but also in your thoughts and actions.
These are the rules that many know, but often forget. The monotony of life distracts us. So focus on what you have left in the end. Mahatma Gandhi used to say, "Be the change you want to see in the world." Create your own ideal and do not betray it. Because this life is given to everyone once.
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