Never retire from Life!
You need to know this truth: your cognition about your future is your kundalini, your highest potential energy. If your cognition is fully engaged in the past, you are energy-dead! You are building a dead future.
If you plan your future with responsibility, it becomes your Possibility. If not, it is just a probability!
Every moment that you spend brooding over the past, you are traveling towards death. That is why people start clinging to the past as they grow older. The aged are full of the past, because they know that they do not have a future.
Yesterday, I got the news that an Hindu international celebrity had died. The question I asked was, 'Oh, was she still alive?' This means that for the last part of her life, that celebrity was no longer 'alive'! She was no longer living; no longer useful to life.
I tell you, this is the only thing people should not ask when you die – 'Oh, was he still alive?' As long as you are alive and enriching life, you are useful to life. There should be no gap between your retirement from your work your retirement from the world! I tell you, even after retiring from this body, I am not going to retire from humanity. This is my commitment to humanity!
When you are caught in the past, it means you are retiring from life even when you are alive. But this is how you are living! Usually, it takes 21 days to break you from your past and move towards your future. In 21 days, you go through one cycle of transformation. This is what I am doing during our 21-day program, Inner Awakening. In this program, I open every door that can move you out of the past and into the future – talks, techniques, processes and 21 powerful initiation sessions - because this is how much it takes for you to be able to drop the dead past!
Usually, we think that we will build the future and then move out of the past. No! Unless you are ready to drop the past at every step, you will never free up the energy to create your past.
Make a list of 5 negative mental patterns that you are clinging to, even though you know they are impacting your major decisions.
Write down how they influence your decision-making and planning for the future.
Consciously drop them and declare that they will no longer have an influence on your decision-making.