It happens because the mind turns in a narrow grove. To widen the grove, one needs to broaden one’s interests and activities as well as fix for oneself a high goal. The mind then gets engaged meaningfully in a wide movement. The thirst for progress leaves little room for worrying or thinking about the small or big issues of personal life. Basically, it means to think less and less about one’s inconveniences, about the situations and circumstances, and more and more about all that one has to learn and know and progress. Be a burning fire of progress and stay focused on the aims or the aim you have placed before yourself, regardless of the people and situations around you.
Affectionately,
Alok Da
