Don't Make This Mistake When LETTING GO in Acceptance
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- Опубліковано 20 жов 2024
- A common question asked when understanding the spiritual path of Acceptance is 'should I do nothing when others attack or abuse me?'. Here, Satpal Singh offers clarity on the practice of letting go and accepting the Divine law (Hukam).
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Oh my goodness! I used to often think about the Hukam and today you have changed it totally. Thank you for this. It has made me super courageous and kind-hearted once again. I will always remember this until my last breath 💓
Hindus need to watch this video. Thank you Satpal Ji🙏
I just love satpal ji videos ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you
This is a very important lesson. Sikhi or even other religions can end up teaching a passive way of life. Even if the scriptures don't explicitly ask you to be passive, it's in the interest of priests and parents to misinterpret and turn their audience into people pleasing lot. We need assertive folks, not passive, not passive aggressive and definitely not aggressive. Sadly it took me multiple therapy lessons to understand this, despite having a plethora of examples and verses from SGGS also recommending the same.
Interesting comment. I've been a people pleasing all my life. This year I'm being tested again, and I've always had a dilemma: I don't feel comfortable knowing I've made someone's life more challenging. A part of me knows, as long as I tell the truth I'm not doing anything wrong. The Christian faith taught me "An eye for an eye", and it's odd I came across this video today. Maybe they're no concedes. I'm not an instigator. I'm learning to become a retaliator
@@theunderdog3348 I so get you! I always felt I needed to have as little impact on others as possible. I would bend over and adjust so much that others wouldn't need to worry at all. Sadly that's a sure shot way of never having authentic relationships, and always feeling lonely amidst everyone. If you're vocal about your needs and equally observant about other's, you are being true to everyone. If your masking your needs to not be an inconvenience to others, you're basically faking it.
In my opinion, to be human is to be vulnerable in front of your loved ones, to feel everything you feel and then process it as an outsider to your mind. This cannot happen if others never know what's up with you, and you keep assuming that doing a certain act would be benefiting others, when in reality we are almost always wrong. Talking, communicating, and respecting your needs in the same light as their needs is the most authentic self you can ever be.
It is also a bit egotistical to think that you know what's comfortable for others and what's not. Maybe they are okay with some challenges, maybe they feel wonderful taking on some challenges to make you feel comfortable, maybe they grow and learn about your needs by being challenged just this once, and in the long run are able to understand and be there for you more fully.
Vaheguru
This is like the conversation I have with other parents/teachers.
I have four children. Teens manifest rebelliousness into action, and put themselves into situations.
Adults have often said to me,
“Well, remember, they are meant to do this…”
Then I always say,
“Yes, that they do these things is part of it. But so is my response.”
The times when I’ve needed to feel correct within during bigger pivotal moments, I’ve always said,
“This is my stage, but YOUR theatre… let it happen the way it is meant to as I walk this path rather than worship it”
Wah wah wah Guru jio ❤❤❤❤❤
I had understood acceptance is key to life but this question of how to respond to a situation when someone does something wrong to u ..just accept and take it. Is this what spirituality says was a question for which I was looking for an answer. Satpalji..No one has this clearly addressed this issue and explained as there is no one answer. Its not about what I should do but how I should see life ...thanks for sharing Guru Nanaka wisdom. Waheguru❤
Well explained ❤
Thank you, sir 🙏
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Thanks for watching
You have a video, about choosing a mentor. Books are great that way, so are your videos
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So does this a mean that when a certain person hearts me with words I happy happy to say let it be
Be when it’s for my parents or child I am not forgiven towards them, this is Hukam and I should take that stand without feeling shameful and annoyed at myself for not being as forgiving in that matter?
You are not the doer.