keep your mind empty from thoughts that might cause stress and make room for Joy.

Thoughts are not facts , but thoughts can make you suffer , we stay in flow when we are not thinking , we should try connecting with the source , let the ideas come from divine downloads .

Thinking hinders clarity , try to realise that thinking is root cause of all our suffering. Listen and let others speak , but try not to overthink what you guys talk about . Be done with a topic once for all , eliminate the need to react or advise . create an environment that helps you stay in non thinking state , create space in your life for activities like meditation , yoga , breathwork. journal or exercise all these things help you acknowledge the feelings but also help you realise you dont need to resist feelings you just need to watch your thoughts passing , what got you here wont get you there , do something differently or u will get same results .

Thinking holds us back from our higher selves , minds are limited due to dependence on surroundings , let go thinking trust your intitution and infinite intelligence .

Thomas Edison's famous creativity trick, he would hold steel or metal balls in his hands while dozing off in a chair. When he fell asleep, his muscles would relax and the balls would drop into a metal bucket, waking him up so he could capture his hypnagogic creative thoughts.

Albert Einstein frequently turned to his violin, affectionately named "Lina," when he was stuck on a complex physics problem. He believed music and physics shared the same search for harmony, and playing allowed his subconscious mind to process difficult theories while his analytical brain took a break

From the book why i failed , story of anu aga

As per wikipedia Anu Aga (born 3 August 1942) is an Indian billionaire businesswoman and social worker who led Thermax, an energy and environment engineering business, as its chairperson from 1996 to 2004.[1][2] She was among the eight richest Indian women, and in 2007 was part of 40 richest Indians by net worth according to Forbes magazine.[3][4] She was awarded with the Mumbai Women of the Decade Achievers Award by ALL Ladies League, the women's wing of ASSOCHAM.[5]

After retiring from Thermax, she took to social work, and in 2010 was awarded the Padma Shri for Social Work by the Government of India.[6] She is chairperson of Teach For India.[7]She was nominated to Rajya Sabha, the Upper House of Indian Parliament on 26 April 2012, by President Pratibha Patil.[8]

As per Forbes list of India’s 100 richest tycoons, dated October 9, 2024, Aga is ranked 67th with a net worth of $4.7 billion.[9]

From the book why i failed

Durga Dwatrimshat Namavali

The 32 Names of Goddess Durga (Durga Dwatrimshat Namavali) are a sacred enumeration found in Hindu tradition, particularly used to invoke her protection against difficulties and to bestow strength, often recited to overcome insurmountable obstacles. [1, 2]The 32 names, as described in the Durga Dwatrimshat Namavali Stotra, are: [1, 2, 3]

1. Durga (The Inaccessible One)
2. Durgartishamani (Who destroys all miseries)
3. Durgapadvivanivarini (Who removes obstacles/difficulties)
4. Durgamacchedini (Who breaks apart the hardest hardships)
5. Durgasad hini (Who enables the difficult to be achieved)
6. Durganashini (Who destroys the demon Durga)
7. Durgatoddharini (Who elevates one from difficult times)
8. Durgenihantri (Who is impossible to slay)
9. Durgamapaha (Who removes deep difficulties)
10. Durgamajnanada (Who bestows knowledge in difficult times)
11. Durgadaityalokadavanala (Who is fire to the demonic world)
12. Durgama (The Goddess who is hard to approach)
13. Durgamaloka (The light/abode of difficulties)
14. Durgamatmasvarupini (The very soul/form of difficulties)
15. Durgamargaprada (Who shows the path in difficult times)
16. Durgamavidya (The knowledge that is hard to attain)
17. Durgamasrita (Who takes refuge in the difficult)
18. Durgamajnanasamsthana (Who is the foundation of hard knowledge)
19. Durgamadhyanabhasini (Who shines in deep meditation)
20. Durgamoha (Who deludes the difficult)
21. Durgamaga (Who reaches the inaccessible)
22. Durgamarthasvarupini (The true form of difficult meaning)
23. Durgamasurasamhantri (Destroyer of the demon Durgama)
24. Durgamayudhadharini (Bearer of weapons against difficulties)
25. Durgamangi (Who has a strong, firm body)
26. Durgamata (The Mother of the difficult)
27. Durgamya (Who is difficult to approach)
28. Durgamesvari (The Goddess of all difficult things)
29. Durgabhima (Who is terrible/fearsome to enemies)
30. Durgabhama (Who is radiant and angry)
31. Durgabha (Who shines brightly in difficulty)
32. Durgadarini (Who cuts through difficulties)

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12-4 temples are not open for darshan so you can utilise that time for rest and having lunch together .

You guys can visit 4 dham temple or do 21 kms Goverdhan parikrama on e rickshaw During these 4 hour break .

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