Always Give people Chance to RISE - Sadhguru

-In recognizing the best instead of the worst, you will kindle
-Whatever you pay attention to, will naturally grow, at least for you.
-There is always a possibility
-pay attention to people's wonderful nature
-Pay attention to bright side of People.
-Always Give people Chance to RISE
-Exercise it in every moment of your life.
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[@kim-ps2kb]

May lord Shiva bless and protect everyone that is reading this message forever...🙏🙏🙏✌

[@leonordin3052]

I've read this book about the girl in Germany, one of the last alive survivors from the war

[@risingindia4182]

Thanks Sadhguru 😍

[@TheMsdmeanor]

I agree. See the good and if you cannot, look elsewhere (or close eyes 😆)thank you Sadghuru 💐💐💐💐💐

[@boingbryan8123]

Thank you sadhguru...

[@NidhiSharma-un6fi]

Positive reinforcement, like with the children :)

[@spacescape99]

Har Har mahadeva 🙏🏼

[@PramodKumar-nb4mj]

Namaskaram, thank you for your kindness and things you given to us, most of the time I am lost seeing something else ,thank you sadhguru for reminding me

[@lorrainestanhope8859]

Such wise insight Thank you.

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[@kirstiehiorns2702]

so true!

[@dipasinha663]

Guruji🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@joannagipson12]

Thank you!!! I need to let go of what my ex did to me...And forgive myself also...❤

[@djpete2009]

Screw your ex! You are the master of your own universe. Smile, and let your intelligence work for you. Go do great things, Gipson.

[@Funomatic37]

Joanna you are the best , let your intelligence flow and people will know your power and how strong you are . You are the master of your own destiny

[@joannagipson12]

@@Funomatic37 Thank you so much 💖 I appreciate your reply 💕

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[@josephvillarreal5594]

Always? I’m interested.

[@rtmathivathanan]

Can you share the soure videos link

[@josephvillarreal5594]

I think if you want to eat something or someone it’s okay if they agree.

[@josephvillarreal5594]

What is emotion? Sometimes good people need to be sacrificed. Would you not agree?

[@SociologicProduct]

Being naive doesn't help you in making people treat you properly. I enjoy hindu wisdom but this is just stupid.

[@djpete2009]

Hmmm...How so? Which part lack wisdom?

[@spacescape99]

It is not about being naive. It is about rising above our & others ‘compulsiveness’. Recognizing it and accepting that it is just an emotion. Everyone has a good side and if we pay attention to that we allow ourselves to vibrate in that goodness even if it is miniscule.

[@SociologicProduct]

@@spacescape99 You are absolutely right, but from my experience there isn't necessarily a good side to everyone, which is why I label it as being naive. Rising above hits a limit at some point, if you are being overwhelmed with nastiness from other people on a basis of circumstance you can't escape.

[@WormholeJim]

@@SociologicProduct I think I know what you mean and can see why it may always be possible - but the answer to being overwhelmed with nastiness from other people, as you put it, is to remove yourself from their reach of influence. In a way that's what nasty is, 'nasty' and 'good' both characterizes something you do and it is difficult to be either when you're all alone, no one or nothing around to be good or nasty to. But maybe it's not possible to remove yourself, or the consequenses of doing that are to wide reaching in the rest of your life. Something is happening and you need to react accordingly. Someone is attacking you with nastiness and you need to defend, or at least stop the attack - but not necessarily with nastiness to match. By focusing on something - whatever - relatable in the person, you can latch onto that for your reaction. That's the whole plot twist that we need to get over, in this our grand evolutionary narrative. Good or bad doesn't really exist, in this way you're assuming right based on your experience. Both are qualities we make up for ourselves in navigating in our social lives. What makes the difference between the two is whether we can relate and sympathize or not. And sure enough, there is something relatable to even the worst monsters of our kind. Someone like Adolph Eichmann, for instance. The architect and grand organizer of the industrial genocide that the jewish refer to as holocaust, but in fact killed many, many more "unwanted elements" than 'just' the european jewish population. He was that, that is a truth about him. He was also a loving family father to his wife and two children. He was also a good and cherished friend to those he considered his friends and to his local community in a small village outside Berlin. Those are also truths to him. They need not be merged together, have the nastiness of him spill over and shade the goodness of him, when looking at him. You can choose.

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@@WormholeJim Nastiness is a bad thing, it lies in the very definition of the word, the meaning itself. If you think you can justify a person being in charge of killing millions for no good reason, with that he was a good person toward his closest ones, you are very far away from humanity, and being able to teach me anything about human problems is very unlikely. There is good and there is bad. If you don't have a concept of acceptable behaviour, then there is something psychologically wrong with you.