Avoid Role-Induced Stress - It's Only A Role

With many roles to play, we have accepted stress to be natural. Role consciousness makes us perform based on position, achievements and age. We sometimes over-identify with our roles and labels of relationships and positions. This creates expectations, competition and control, leading to stress.

1Check your consciousness throughout the day. Do you play every scene with the ego of your role or position of being a - spouse, parent, senior, junior …? By identifying with your roles, you tend to behave like the image you have created of the role inside your mind.
2A discharged phone cannot perform any function. If we charge it for 30 minutes, it can be used for many purposes. In the same way, to play many roles in the day, charge yourself for 30 minutes in the morning by reading or listening to spiritual wisdom and meditating.
3Remember to radiate the qualities of the soul even if situations go wrong. In every interaction, connect to the inner being of others before connecting to their roles. This builds a foundation of true respect for the being and regard for their roles.
4You are an actor - a soul, performing every scene on the stage of this world drama, through your body and role. Make sure you, the actor's original personality of peace, joy, love and purity - is your way of being. Then watch how your every role becomes effortless.

Today's Learning

Today, let us remember that we are peaceful souls playing temporary roles. Staying connected to our true self brings ease, balance, and freedom from stress.

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