And here, meditating, are three simple questions:

And here, meditating, are three simple questions:

1) How much space do I have available, and what should I put in it?

2) How much time do I have at my disposal, and what should I spend it doing?

3) How much money do I have, and how should I spend it?

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Those who fill themselves with useless things must, sooner or later, empty themselves if they want to make room for useful things.

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To go from outside to inside, you need meditation, but many do not have enough time to do so. Therefore, they only work on the surface; their choice is simple and clear: better to have a lot and superficial rather than a little and profound.

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There are direct choices and indirect choices.

If I choose to buy bread from a specific baker, we can say that I am making a direct choice, entirely under my control.

This choice of mine, however, has consequences that are not clear upon my observation. We can consider them indirect choices.

Many people fail to see the law of cause and effect, which is staring at them in the faces; upon my observation persist in talking about Karma, which is about the relationship between their past and present lives.

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Many fail to be adults because they have never been children.

Once, they pretended to be children, now they are forced to pretend to be adults. So they have lived all their lives wearing masks.