Swati Sharma
@Swatiselflove · 0:54
Moderation is responsible for bringing completeness
In moderation, if we had to reflect back on life, if we had to deal with various circumstances which are completely not in our hand, which are beyond our predictability, we must learn to react to those situations in moderation. Moderation is something which is very much similar to like guiding our own peace of mind. All the best
And yes, it does bring the sense of completeness and being totally sense of our decision. Because if there's some decision to make, I sit with it, I think about it, I rationally sort out all the possible ways I can go about it and then make that decision. So it's more likely to be a good one rather than me doing it in a haste and without considering anything
And I always used to think and even wish people abundance. And then I realized that what am I wishing? Is abundance really the right thing? And does it help everybody? Is that what someone would really want? Even if it is, of all good things, will that actually bring them peace and harmony and contentment? Or will that actually disturb their life? Because balance is indeed the law of nature. And if we don't strike that balance then things go the other way
Swati Sharma
@Swatiselflove · 0:44
So the day you allow something to own your mind, that going to be like you are doing a lot of disservice to yourself, to your mind, to your body and to your soul. So anything in accent, anything that brings too much of attachment or too much of detachment to you can spoil, you can ruin your life. Thank you so much
So just in the similar manner, because whenever you heard the word moderation, it just bring back my mind to the one definition it has that being reasonable and rational. And obviously, if you are reasonable regarding your decisions as this well cast dimension, you have a sense of completeness, a sense of fulfillment because you know that you have made the right decision, the right choice. So that was all about that. And again, really thank you for pointing that out
Swati Sharma
@Swatiselflove · 0:33
Hi, Avni. That's so very wonderful to see that you have been so very prompt in replying back. I am so glad that every time you listen to this well cast, you answer so wonderfully. And I'm feeling so blessed that I have got people like you around who can put forth their views without any holding any biases in their mind. And I appreciate your views, honest speaking, and keep on listening and I'll keep on listening to your selkas