prashant tripathi on gratitude: gratitude - the only legitimate function of the mind

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Shri Prashant On ‘Gratitude’ Excerpts from the article : Gratitude The only legitimate function of mind www.advait.org.in www.prashantadvait.com To read the complete article, click Gratitude The only legitimate function of mind

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Page 2: Prashant Tripathi on Gratitude: Gratitude - the only legitimate function of the mind

“Thank you” : A general sense of gratitude

Gratitude should not be objective.

Our ‘thank yous’ must not be dependent on the turn of events.

“Thank you.” For what?

“I don’t know.”

“Thank you.” To whom?

“I don’t know.”

A ‘thank you’ directed towards the heaven is sufficient.

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Attention is gratitude!

Gratitude – A general sense of well-being, “It’s alright”

If there is any legitimate function of the mind, it is to thank again and again, and nothing else.

Gratitude is the very ground

on which I am standing all the time.

Gratitude is something essential that can never be taken away.

The man who is grateful, is unstoppable in whatever he does.

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Gratitude mantra : “It’s alright”

“It’s alright! It’s always alright!”

Even in the middle of the deepest chaos, you say, “It’s alright”

Even in the middle of the deepest pain, you say, “It’s just alright”

Everything else can go away but that never goes away.

‘It’s alright’

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This presentation is an excerpt from the article : “Gratitude – The only legitimate function of mind ”

Complete article can be read

@

prashantadvait.com (Shri Prashant – Words into Silence)

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To watch the complete discourse

Click on the next slide

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Speaker Author Teacher Entrepreneur, and none of these.

Leads Advait Life-Education.

Reflection camps in the Himalayas led by him have resulted in a unique body of literature.

Shri Prashant

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He engages in free-flowing talks dealing directly with life, and also loves to speak on Vedantic literature and spiritual texts from all times. His talks have resulted in a sublime body of wisdom literature. (prashantadvait.com) Marvelous are the ways of existence. After a journey that took him to technical and management education at IIT and IIM, and had him move through various industries, time brought him to the service of the timeless.

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RR 2/6/15

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Thank You !

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