25 HABITUATED TO HABITS
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Habitat is a place where
an organism or a
community
of organisms lives,
including all living and
nonliving factors or
conditions of the
surrounding environment.
The word habit is a beautiful word. If you drop the 'h', you still have 'a bit'. If you drop the 'a', you still have 'bit'. If you drop the 'b', you still have 'it'. It is only when you drop the 'i' that it dies!
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You are simply habituated to habitats and habits!
You are so accustomed to doing certain things that if your activity changes, you feel uneasy.
I tell you now: Drop the strong 'i', just do something a bit wild! Drop your nonsensical habits! If you are habituated to eating with your right hand, eat with your left. What's wrong in that? Simply live like this! It is only when you do this that you will understand the beauty of the freedom of life.