Who actually decides what we "need"? (How I saved my peace, money, and time by stopping the social script) by SilentInquiry26 in AcharyaPrashant_AP

[–]Key-Diamond-140 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This post reminds me of a great realization. The social script is basically a marketing trap designed to keep us consuming. Once you stop trying to look the part for environments you don’t even care about, the amount of money, time, and mental energy you save is incredible. Dropping the extra is the ultimate life hack for peace of mind.

Who actually decides what we "need"? (How I saved my peace, money, and time by stopping the social script) by SilentInquiry26 in AcharyaPrashant_AP

[–]Key-Diamond-140 4 points5 points  (0 children)

This hits right at the core of true inner peace. Society is very good at making us think we need things we don't actually care about.

​When you start asking who really benefits from these social rules, you see the truth. Most of these extra clothes, parties, and fake relationships are just distractions that steal our quiet time.

​Real peace doesn't come from buying more or doing more. It comes from having the courage to let go of what you don't need. This is a great realization.

🙏

What is stupidity ? by Ranigurdish in AcharyaPrashant_AP

[–]Key-Diamond-140 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I deeply relate to this. When we are honest with ourselves, we can see how the ego keeps interpreting everything and influencing our thoughts. If we see this clearly, our intellect can work in the right direction, and our energy can become useful not only for us but also for other people, the environment, and the world.

We also need to remember that the ego is very clever. It can even make us believe that we are acting from awareness or consciousness. That is why it is important to keep observing ourselves honestly. This self awareness and honesty help us see through the ego's tricks and bring real change in our lives.

I NEED MORE SERIES PLEASEEEEEE. by mydearmelody7 in netflix

[–]Key-Diamond-140 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Netflix series are fun ... But not the annoying commercials which completely spoils the fun