Antidote to Worrying || Acharya Prashant

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00:00Look at old people. The frustration of a life loss is writ large in their face on their wrinkles.

00:06Seen their wrinkles? All those are words actually. That's a script that we can't read,

00:11but they can. And what's written there in that script? A life just lost. An opportunity

00:16just squandered. Doing what? Doing not much but worrying a lot. When you choose something

00:23really important to do, you do not have time to worry. If you have time and space to worry,

00:28that only tells that you have chosen something worthless. The real target, the real job,

00:33the real action will absorb you so much that you will be left with no space to worry.

00:39A western thinker said action is the antidote to despair. And the topmost Indian philosophy

00:45from the Bhagavad Gita says that the Yukta person,

00:48the undivided person is the one for whom future has ended.