I view everything in the context of Lord Krishna's will, and for me, it is fine if things go in my favour or against.
Interpretation
This quote reflects a mindset of acceptance and understanding of divine will, regardless of outcomes.
Sushma Swaraj's quote emphasizes the importance of surrendering to a higher power, in this case, Lord Krishna, and finding peace in the acceptance of any outcome, whether favorable or unfavorable. It underscores a philosophical approach to life where one aligns their actions and thoughts with a greater spiritual context, promoting serenity in the face of life's uncertainties.
In practice
In a personal development workshop to encourage mindfulness and acceptance.
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