The Myth of Hard Work
Vedic Worldview - A podcast by Thom Knoles - Mondays
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This is Thom's first retreat in the United States since the epic Maha Kumbha Mela held earlier this year in Prayagraj, India, so Thom has many fascinating new stories to share. The Sedona Rounding Retreat is also your opportunity to gift yourself profound rest and industrial-strength meditation through the daily rounding program.
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Jai Guru Deva.
Hard work is often worn as a badge of honor. If someone works hard, then they “deserve” their successes. We might even say they have a “good” work ethic.
But if someone appears to attain a particular outcome without working hard, we might say they’ve got it too easy. Too easy compared to what?
Thom gives us some very clear guidelines in this episode on how to let Nature guide us on just how much effort is actually required for us to fulfill our dharma and to effectively meet the need of the time.
Thom also helps us understand the distinction between effort and hard work. As is always the case, it’s merely a matter of perspective.
Episode Highlights
[00:45] Reclassifying Success
[03:39] Suffering is a Mistake
[06:24] Kriya - Frictionless Flow of Activity
[08:09] Michelangelo Liberating the Captives
[10:23] Stop Being Merely an Individual
[12:37] Hard Work Insinuates Suffering
[14:52] You Are Nature
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