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• Neha Nagpal  Supported! Linda, this is infact what the Hindu philosophical tradition explains.. to develop and Supported! Linda, this is infact what the Hindu philosophical tradition explains.. to develop and maintain a loving attachment and detachment with everything you do, feel and experience.. this is what is meant by practising pure consciousness in a real sense. There remains no question for disappointment then as one is not attached to the outcomes, one works for the love of work, not the outcomes... Let the peace in our hearts triumph, Neha  See more
  
• Sharmishtha Basu  dearest linda, completely agree with you, the firmer our hope and expectations are, greater are t dearest linda, completely agree with you, the firmer our hope and expectations are, greater are the chance of being disappointed. to be happy one has to be flexible in these i guess. missed you for a few days. Wish you love, peace and happiness. Trisha  See more
  
• Linda Lauretta  Thanks Trisha, I know on the other side of disappointment there waits a gift that could only be ope Thanks Trisha, I know on the other side of disappointment there waits a gift that could only be opened after passing through this doorway. In Peace, Love and Laughter Linda M  See more
  
•   Linda, I was explaining this to my husband just last night over dinner. This idea was reinforced for Linda, I was explaining this to my husband just last night over dinner. This idea was reinforced for me lately, after reading Eckhart Tolle's books. Nothing like revisiting such a life-altering truth. I've been practicing by asking myself what I need "right now", and finding that living in the moment relieves one from the burdens we create. Much love, Elaine K  See more