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thoughts for an awakened living
By Sri Guru & the SRM Team
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The list of things that the ego dislikes runs miles long. Near the top of that list sits one act the ego finds almost unbearable: admitting someone else could be right (or could also be right).
Admitting “you are right” is a powerful way to tame the ego. However, the urge to explain our perspective is natural and often necessary. There are two ways to do this.
The difference between the two is slight grammatically, yet stark psychologically. In human communication, the word “but” acts as both an eraser and a highlighter: it erases whatever came before it, and highlights whatever comes next.
The first response is a diplomatic way of putting forward your opinion. The second, a humble way to show you actually believe the other person is right.
If you truly want to erase your ego and practice humility, challenge yourself to let “You are right” be followed by a full stop.
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Wow, what a beautiful soul spark!! ✨ It has indeed ignited a spark in my heart and soul. ❤️
I will now be much more aware of using the word “but.” I will make a conscious effort to use it less, and whenever I do need to use it, I will stay aware of this beautiful concept—of what “but” can erase and what it ultimately highlights.
A simple word, yet such a powerful awareness! Aho Upkar for bringing this to my attention. 🙏