Avoiding jumping to conclusions
Just because things have not gone the way we wanted them to go, doesn't mean that the reasons they didn't go that way are the [...]
Just because things have not gone the way we wanted them to go, doesn't mean that the reasons they didn't go that way are the [...]
The difference between helping and meddling; is in terms of both intent and consequence – whether we actually want to do good to others and [...]
The most dangerous jumping is jumping to conclusions because we may jump to conclusions that are not only differing from reality, but that are even [...]
The difference between forgiving and trusting is vital for us to understand if we are to not make forgiveness more difficult than what it needs [...]
When we strive to lead a godly life, we soon realize that some of us are innately inclined towards God, while others aren’t. We may [...]
Forgiveness is often commended as a stellar virtue, as in the Bhagavad-gita (16.03). However, forgiving often seems difficult because we equate it with forgetting. And [...]
When people hurt us, we often feel the urge to get even. And when they hurt us grievously, we feel we have a right to [...]
Generic envy refers to the general negativity that one class of people feel towards another better-endowed class, say, the lower class towards the middle class [...]
When things start going wrong in our life, our false ego goes into a default defensive, scheming to find a villain on whom to lay [...]