We all make mistakes. It's part of learning...it's part of life. Mistakes happen, in fact, to everyone. What doesn't often happen, however, is admitting that we've made one. For so many reasons - most of them having to do with the Ego - the last thing we want to do is to show weakness by admitting that we're wrong.
According to Pujya Sadhviji, however, admitting that we're wrong is far from a sign of weakness. Watch and listen to this delightful video to understand the mechanisms involved in correcting mistakes - and, when the best time to do so actually is.
๐ผ ABOUT PUJYA SADHVIJI
https://www.sadhviji.org ๐ธ WEBSITE
@SadhviBhagawati ๐ธ TWITTER
@SadhviBhagawatiSaraswati ๐ธ FACEBOOK
@Sadhviji ๐ธ INSTAGRAM
@ParmarthNiketan ๐ธ YOUTUBE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oxYqI... ๐ธ TEDx TALK
http://www.speakingtree.in/sadhvibhag... ๐ธ TIMES OF INDIA SPEAKING TREE
๐ผ PARMARTH NIKETAN
https://www.parmarth.org ๐ธ WEBSITE
@ParmarthNiketan ๐ธ TWITTER/FB/INSTAGRAM
๐ผ OTHER SITES
https://www.washalliance.org ๐ธ GLOBAL INTERFAITH WASH ALLIANCE
https://divineshaktifoundation.org/๐ธ DIVINE SHAKTI FOUNDATION
https://www.internationalyogafestival... ๐ธ INTERNATIONAL YOGA FESTIVAL