Balance In Life | Equanimity Lesson by Dr Janki Santoke

[@urmilapaul8235]

Excellent speech 👏👏👏

[@jyotivyas9286]

Oshohoooo Always Thanks 🕉️🙏🏻✌🏼😌❤️

[@GRAY11-P]

thank you so much for making this video

[@konthamsurenderreddy8415]

It's amazing after watching this I have realised and I'm happy now
Thank you# YOURS WISELY

[@YoursWisely]

You are welcome! :)

[@meetpatel-lf8dh]

Great advice "don't regret"

[@guym5652]

I think the point is more to not react emotionally to situations, not to not think before you act.

[@meetpatel-lf8dh]

@@guym5652 appreciate your perspectiv 🤝.

[@omkarsohoni2686]

Perfect

[@anujashah5564]

Nice

[@fernandoorozco5968]

Thank you and that sound like a story from taoism

[@NovemFPS]

Waiting for the next video,and really this was a fabulous one!

[@momentum3788]

Secret is There is No Right or Wrong. It's just is.

[@patelavantika5445]

Please bring Nitya sir back. Unable to hear mam's voice

[@YoursWisely]

The audio worked for well for us this time.. I think we will extra boost the volume next time.. Sorry for the trouble..

[@guym5652]

I appreciate the story about equanimity, though I find this particular story may be misinterpreted as a lesson about fatalism, which I feel may lead individuals to be careless with their choices and action and hence disempowering.

[@mateusmelo7988]

If we don't say something because it may be misinterpreted, we won't ever say anything at all.

[@iwillbeback8686]

Very similar to Akbar Birbal story ... jo hota hai acche ke liye hota hai

[@brothernet]

塞翁失马焉知非福！