DecisionMaking

How do we differentiate between tolerating a situation by being patient or just leaving the situation because we are getting too much hurt?

The choices you make make you Gita 17 03

Our future is shaped not just by how many options we have Gita 09.06

The key to always do the right thing – chose the emotions that carry us in the right direction

To Differentiate Between Resoluteness Stubbornness Consider Content Consequence Intent. 18.33

If we get different instructions from different authorities, which include our spiritual master, what should we do?

Should we control our desires or should we follow our curiosity?

How to stop overthinking – Attribute, Analyze, Anchor, Act

How to decide what to do

Is the voice of conscience always the voice of God?

If some other temple has better association, should we leave our temple and go there?

Making difficult decisions – Hindi

For self-control, should we just focus on chosing our desires or should we also chose our situations?

When analyzing issues, how do we know whether we are putting them in the right context such as material or spiritual?

How to avoid jumping to conclusions – DAS acronym

Gita applied Chapter 1 – Duryodhana’s illusion is short-sighted, Arjuna’s illusion is far-sighted

When advice works and when vice works – 2

When advice works and when vice works – 1

Gita 02.06 The decision that seems a no-brainer turns out to be a brain-exhauster

Gita 02.05 Deliberation is desirable, but depth of deliberation is decisive

Gita 01.35 Our pleasure-pain calculation determines our decisions and is determined by our worldview

Ashwatthama character analysis – Just because we are empowered doesn’t mean that we are right

Gita 18.50 The Gita’s purpose is not to describe spiritual paths but to analyze them for making an informed choice

Gita 18.33 What intelligence discerns, that determination sustains

If we have a million options to choose from how to decide?

Where do intuitions come from – are they related with instincts or impulses?

How can we practically make the intelligence the counsellor of the mind?

How can we differentiate between what to hold on to and what to let go?

How can we make the right choice a habit instead of an austerity?

Mind It 3 – Choosing healthy response to problems

The Bhagavad-gita as a leadership guide

When we have to choose between two ways of serving Krishna, what should we do?

When taking decisions, how do we balance using our intelligence and having faith in Krishna?

Ramayana Series 1 – Dasharatha’s dilemma

Our survival instinct tells us to avoid pain, whereas austerity means to accept pain – how to decide what to do?