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Fatigue The Bhagavad Gita says that fatigue does not arise from action, but from attachment to the result. We get tired because we wait all day for recognition, response, gratitude, results. And sometimes it's enough just to say to yourself: "I did what I could." "Let that be enough for today. Indian lotus.

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Fatigue The Bhagavad Gita says that fatigue does not arise from action, but from attachment to the result. We get tired because we wait all day for recognition, response, gratitude, results. And sometimes it's enough just to say to yourself: "I did what I could." "Let that be enough for today. Indian lotus.

Fatigue The Bhagavad Gita says that fatigue does not arise from action, but from attachment to the result. We get tired because we wait all day for recognition, response, gratitude, results. And sometimes it's enough just to say to yourself: "I did what I could." "Let that be enough for today. Indian lotus.

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