The right response to problems We may have a problem, but in reality the problem is not what happens to us, but how we react to it. Two different people can react to the same thing in completely different ways. For one person, it will be an intractable problem that will make them depressed for the next seven years, while the other person will smile and get over it. The problem will disappear because he will remain calm and clear. We have no control over the external situation in most cases, but our reaction is what we have control over, and it depends on whether this problem will turn into something completely huge, insurmountable and eventually eat us up or become another test that will strengthen us. Ayurveda says that if a person has a strong digestive fire, any food is good for him, even if it is unhealthy food. He will digest everything, and it will give him energy. If he has a weak digestive fire, he will eat the best food, but all this will harm him. Because the food will turn into poisons. The same goes for the events of our lives, we may have problems, depending on the power of our mind, the power of the fire burning inside, even a good thing can turn into something not beneficial for us. Even a positive experience can create a problem if we haven't digested it properly and internalized it correctly. On the other hand, bad things can give us strength, energy and the ability to face everything, overcome and achieve our goal if we have digested it correctly inside. Therefore the problems will remain, but in reality there will be no problems, because my reaction to it will be correct. Bhakti Vijinana Goswami.

The right response to problems We may have a problem, but in reality the problem is not what happens to us, but how we react to it. Two different people can react to the same thing in completely different ways. For one person, it will be an intractable problem that will make them depressed for the next seven years, while the other person will smile and get over it. The problem will disappear because he will remain calm and clear. We have no control over the external situation in most cases, but our reaction is what we have control over, and it depends on whether this problem will turn into something completely huge, insurmountable and eventually eat us up or become another test that will strengthen us. Ayurveda says that if a person has a strong digestive fire, any food is good for him, even if it is unhealthy food. He will digest everything, and it will give him energy. If he has a weak digestive fire, he will eat the best food, but all this will harm him. Because the food will turn into poisons. The same goes for the events of our lives, we may have problems, depending on the power of our mind, the power of the fire burning inside, even a good thing can turn into something not beneficial for us. Even a positive experience can create a problem if we haven't digested it properly and internalized it correctly. On the other hand, bad things can give us strength, energy and the ability to face everything, overcome and achieve our goal if we have digested it correctly inside. Therefore the problems will remain, but in reality there will be no problems, because my reaction to it will be correct. Bhakti Vijinana Goswami.