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Nehru Nagar III, Nehru Nagar, Gandhi Nagar, Nehru Nagar III, Nehru Nagar, Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh 201001, India
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Sourabh Upadhyay guru
::Stop living life while looking in the rear-view mirror. We bring ourselves down when we can’t let go of past hurts and mistakes. Allow yourself to say goodbye to the chaos that has hounded you. This takes inner courage and strength. But if you continue to hold on to the pain you will never see yourself as a potent force in your life. You are grieving, hurting, and aching. but you are not living. We are either the sons of our past or the fathers of our future. Victor Frankl explained that we are either the sons of our past or the fathers of our future. “When we are no longer able to change a situation,we are challenged to change ourselves.” I often meet people who tell me that it is impossible for them to be a good father or mother because their parent was such a failure. Instead of working on parenting skills, they opt to walk away from their families and spend years talking about what dysfunctional parents they had. A new generation is being raised and there is another vacuum in the place where love and guidance should lead. What an awful way to live. You can break the cycle and fix the mess if you can make peace with your past. Ask yourself this question: How can I make my today better than my yesterday? Give yourself real goals to help you move on. Embrace the people in your life instead of creating barriers. If you see that you are struggling with holding onto a grudge or that you can’t move forward, realize that you are allowing your past to destroy your future. It is up to you to discover the desire within to live life better. Studying Torah’s wisdom, surrounding yourself with positive people, and concentrating on choosing emotions like tolerance and patience instead of anger and resentment are all keys to finding serenity. 5. Rid Yourself of Envy Jealousy creates bitterness. It brings out the ugly side in a person. Envy consumes. It does not allow you to enjoy your blessings; instead you are busy counting everyone else’s. Resentment grows as you attend weddings and Bar Mitzvahs with a begrudging eye. “What about me?” you wonder. You don’t realize how unpleasant your comments have become. You slowly suck the joy out of every happy occasion. By focusing on what you believe you are missing, you lose touch with the good that you have been given. Discontent eats away any satisfaction you may have had. Many wonder about the power of ayin hara—the “evil eye.” Rabbi Eliyahu Dessler teaches that an evil eye only has power on someone who possesses an evil eye himself. If one has a good eye and wishes others well, he has nothing to fear. Let’s use this teaching as a catalyst to rid ourselves of envy. We will discover that contentment is within reach. How much happier we will feel! Why continue wasting emotions and energy on negative thinking? Despite the challenges, it is possible to change our attitudes and transform our lives. Happiness is within reach. You can put these five points into practice and work on making it happen.
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