Here is part 2 of the 100 Words of Wisdom from Dadi Janki.
- I don’t have the consciousness that “I am an Indian”. I belong to the world. I am a global citizen.
- People ask me, “Where do you get all your energy from?” Energy comes from my own spirituality, my connection with God, and from positive actions.
- My happiness is my personal property from God. I won’t let anyone or anything steal it.
- To make time your friend: keep awareness of the present moment, stay in step with its movements, and be ready for what the next moment may bring.
- To live in the present is to do what you have to do – now. If not now, then never!
- Be fearless. Live every moment as if it is your last.
- Work for money and you will count your hours and your salary. Work for love and you’ll be able to work 16 hours a day, be happy and feel more energised.
- Stay in the present. When you are in the present, everything is pleasant.
- Keep your inner space clean. Recognise your rubbish and throw it out. Only keep what you need.
- Don’t disturb anyone or allow yourself to get disturbed.
- The experience of inner peace is like glue that puts back together all the broken pieces that make us peaceless.
- When there’s a change in you, others are inspired to bring a change in themselves.
- When you are a patient, have a lot of patience.
- Be happy and distribute happiness. There is no nourishment like happiness.
- Whatever you do, others will see what you are doing and will do the same. Think that you are a sample, an example for the world.
- Understand your own value. If you don’t, others won’t either!
- Let go of the 3 C’s: criticising others, comparing yourself to others, and complaining about others (even in your thoughts).
- Value your own time and the time of others.
- Never react to anything and never reject anyone.
- Make your heart big. But don’t be a dustbin for other people to dump their rubbish on you.
- Don’t speak too much or too fast. Be essence-full and clear.
- Don’t be forceful when sharing ideas. With humility present your ideas and then let go.
- Be your own friend and be everyone’s friend. Maintain the awareness that no one is my enemy.
- See the goodness in others and you will soon stop seeing their weaknesses. Each one is good, each one is unique.
- Have the aim: no one should complain about me, nor I complain about anyone.
Blissful treassure!!!