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How can one overcome fear and anxiety about others’ perceptions in a corporate environment by viewing work as a representation of the Divine Mother, and what practical attitudes should be adopted to transform professional duties into a spiritual offering? 🏢👨🏼‍💼🌻👩🏼‍💼🍃

I want to know how we should approach Corporate Work in our day-to-day lives. My work involves meeting a lot of people and their perception of me matters a lot for my performance.

I always feel a lot of fear and anxiety about someone saying something wrong about me or someone highlighting any mistake I might make. How should I approach work in such circumstances?

In any work, go there as a representative of the Divine Mother. It means dress well, speak nicely, be full of goodwill and helpful to the clients who come with trust in you. Be regular and punctual and cheerful. Develop these qualities not because you want to impress anyone, but because you are representing the divinity in you. 

Do the work as the Divine Mother’s Work, even though outwardly it is for a company where you work. 

Pray inwardly to The Mother before you start your work and again once you return. Remember Her as often as you can and know that She is always with you, keeping a watch, helping, guiding, protecting and all will be fine and well. 

Affectionately,

Alok Da

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