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“Give-up Remaining Expectations Emotionally Developed”
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(GREED)
Anecdote:
In those childhood days when our
mother use to make our favorite dish, we were always bothered of ‘is there any
food leftover?’, till we finish the served one. Cause our intentions were to
take maximum part of it but hesitated for equal sharing. But still, mother
knows very well that her child is never satisfied for what he/she was served.
She would take some part from her dish and put it in yours, claiming that ‘I
don’t have hunger’. She probably had only one need in her life that is to
satisfy your greed. Subsequently her need never settles down right from serving
more till serving fresh and herself satisfying with yesterday’s leftover food.
Probably this behavior not only taught to avoid wastage but most importantly to
satisfy one’s needs rather than desires.
We grow up looking forward to
make ourselves compatible with the developing society. But we grew the ability to
satisfy desires not the needs. Probably that is the reason why many of us are
not happy with what they are, and they end up in spending on liabilities to
have temporary happiness.
But, why this imbalance took
place between need and desire?
This happens because one doesn’t
know the difference between need and desire. Need is a natural expectation
developed for empowerment to get livelihood whereas desire is an emotional
expectation developed to get happiness. Both things are right at its own place
and should be given equal importance at right time. But you know the effects of imbalance in
proportion of hing (asafoetida) in food. Similarly, goes with desire. Desire is
by product of need.
But how makes human realize his needs?
There are severe effects of being greedy in nature, like:
- Personality Changes: person becomes unkind in nature. Character changes because one only thinks about himself. Therefore, person become selfish in nature.
- Becomes Coward: one becomes coward because they don’t have faith in themselves that’s the reason, doesn’t have confidence to do any task.
- Unhealthy: one gets unhealthy because they don’t get satisfied with what possesses and always expect for more.
Hence, it is very important to be
optimistic in nature. There are many advantages of being non-greedy. Some of
this are listed:
- Sense of Purpose: when one ethically knows, what is to be done at that point of time, then they are on right track. This gives you an attitude to distinguish between need and desire.
- Sense of Satisfaction: god has already removed satisfaction from human, so enjoy each ups and downs of your life. Get satisfaction by learning small-small lessons from the events happening in your life.
- Mutual understanding: one becomes honest with himself. Being honest with yourself is first step of mutual understanding.
But there may be many people who
may or may not be in extreme conditions of desires. Well you will be quite
surprised that this issue is very severe and as such there are no written
methods to improve. But, I can suggest you to follow certain tips which will
help you to be optimistic in nature. First lesson from everyone’s
mother.
Best solutions to overcome greed:
- Stop Wasting Things: Avoid wasting things right from food to your day to day activities like unplugging mobile charger without turning off switch, improper closing of water tap, etc. This waste will distinguish between need and greed (unnecessary desire). Controlling these activities will trigger your subconscious mind to do accordingly.
- Prioritize your Desires: limiting your resources doesn’t make you fall back. What are your true desires? When you suffer from your already accomplished need, that desire is the true one. You will get maximum benefit only in this case. Cause productivity only increases, when you improvise the things that are already being done so called an efficiency.
- Avoid Shortcuts: this is because probability is only 50% just like bluffing answers in MCQ EXAM. Rest you know very well, what happens!
“Anything
more than your need is poison”
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