Dilemma of mixed messages and perhaps misunderstandings. I would be interested in anyones thoughts or opinions on the following.
I have learned of lot from the wisdom of Deepak Chopra, when a councellor once recommened his book to me The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success. Since then I have read a great deal more on self development from DP and other great speakers and thinkers in this area.
In the Seven Spiritual Laws one of which is the law of least resistance, and he also goes on to speak of being flexible like the read and surviving the storm, and 'every thing will be as it is meant to be at that moment'. I have kind of understood this to mean that the do less achieve more approach is best.
Then I read others who also inspire me, where the message seems to be visualise and take action in creating your own life story and success, where the enthaphis seems be on taking action.
I would be interested in other peoples views here, am I missunderstaning DP ? I would like to think that I am missunderstanding DP as it is not really in my nature to do less, and have tried it lately and found that if you do less things just go stagnant.
Any thought?
I have learned of lot from the wisdom of Deepak Chopra, when a councellor once recommened his book to me The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success. Since then I have read a great deal more on self development from DP and other great speakers and thinkers in this area.
In the Seven Spiritual Laws one of which is the law of least resistance, and he also goes on to speak of being flexible like the read and surviving the storm, and 'every thing will be as it is meant to be at that moment'. I have kind of understood this to mean that the do less achieve more approach is best.
Then I read others who also inspire me, where the message seems to be visualise and take action in creating your own life story and success, where the enthaphis seems be on taking action.
I would be interested in other peoples views here, am I missunderstaning DP ? I would like to think that I am missunderstanding DP as it is not really in my nature to do less, and have tried it lately and found that if you do less things just go stagnant.
Any thought?
