Marketing Kills Intensity
(0:24) But I wanted to tell this one thing to the IT engineers very sincerely. Do not learn marketing yourself. When you market yourself continuously, you stop being productive because you learnt the politicking of marketing. You stop being productive. You are in- see, I have seen, I have seen people who constantly tell lies- lose the intensity of living because they know how to manipulate every situation. They lose the taste of living. I tell you, even if it is a pain, joy, suffering, separation- everything, when it has a depth, it adds life to you. You live it, you grow out of it, you get matured by it. But by lying, politicking, marketing- you lose the intensity component of you. (1:43) The whole thing becomes like a screenplay. You lose touch with the reality. See, whether it is a joy or pain- if it is from the core- you are living! But by lying, politicking, marketing, whether joy or pain became a superficial, lipstick level, you understand. The lipstick level. You lose the intensity of life. Let your lips be red, shining, because you have done Panchakriya. Now I am seeing, just three days only I am doing, I can see the difference between the, the color under my eyes and the color of my lips- just three days. In this cold, usually I will have a crack in the lip and all- nothing. I am not applied anything- there is no crack. Let your lips be red, shining, not because of lipstick, but because of Panchakriya. (3:22) I tell you, even the suffering- if it is from intense, your core- it has its own beauty. How much it makes you matured. Like Kunti says, “O Krishna, I have no problem. Let all the sufferings come and merge into my being, from all four corners, no problem. But let me be honest and true to Your Feet because that will make me really truthful.” (4:05 - 8:36)
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The talk
- Date
- 21 July 2012
- Type
- Dhyana Satsang
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- Slides
- Language
- English
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- Published
- 31 August 2012
- Duration
- 9 min
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- 329 words · 2 min read
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