single-mindedness.

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>

> I noticed that thinking about

> " future " , thinking about " money " ,

> speculating/anticipating/guessing the

> " future " required constant effort

> and it SUCKED energy out of me.

 

I noticed that " money " was a very

tormenting master. I noticed that

" future " was a very tormenting master.

 

I saw that working " for " money, working

" for " future was in fact, a great drain

and a constant torture. On the other

hand, working to add some " value " or to

" create " a service or thing... had

totally another dimension. And, working

because of Love, Happiness Or Joy was

in fact... a Great Blessing!

 

I noticed that taking " ownership " for

results was in fact, an unnecessary weight

and it created a tiring pressure,

taking responsibility to serve noble values

and principles on the other hand,

was quite empowering.

 

>

>

> I noticed that focusing on results,

> working to achieve certain results,

> sucked energy out of me. When I

> focused solely on the action itself,

> it got much easier, natural and

> effortless.

 

I found that single-minded focus was a

Great Joy in itself and was the

greatest attainment of a mindful

action. It was a great blessing and

privilege to be able to work

with complete focus. Thoughts of

" future " and " results " distract from

that single-minded focus and as a

result rob us of the joy of the single-

mindedness.