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Insights from the Avatar Vol 1

Don't ask for choices

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19 January, 2012

The basic law is that everybody is good at everything. The moment you say someone is good at something and not good at something else - over! It is a simple ego game. Everybody is good at everything. It is the pattern that makes them feel they are not good at something which has to be broken. If the pattern is not breaking, break the person itself.

People have the opportunity and the freedom to again and again put something to practice. But there is no such thing as good at something, not good at something else or will not do something else. See, this preferring something over the other is basically from the ego - and I tell you, even your own ego is not very clear what you want or don't want.

Take up anything which falls on you as your responsibility. No question of choice in work. Choice in work is nothing but you trying to strengthen your confusion, or what you believe as your pattern. Both of these

Swamiji serving food at a buffet

need to be broken. If you have a strong preference, it is a strong pattern; break it. If you have no

preference and only chaos, that also has to be broken; break it.

Please understand, whatever is given to you, make it your lifestyle. Express your complete creativity in that. But you are always trying to look at the other side - I think that will be a much better work to do. Please understand, whenever you start something new, the moment your bio-memory feels bored, you start looking at other things. But only when you break the boredom in your bio memory, the hidden treasures of creativity in you start getting opened. Please understand, I am not saying that if you are a clerk in a school, you should be a clerk till you die. No. But in that line itself, you can excel. You can become the head clerk of a school, of a college, and finally the registrar of a university. Excel in that line itself.