Collection of our old habits, i.e., our old self, is like an elephant that courses through the day, refusing to be fettered by any new ideas or resolutions. Through auto-suggestions and will power, we hurl stones at it, trying to triumph over and change its course. However, many a times, it just tramples over our weak and fragile self-confidence. Then, what follows is vitriol of our mind, affronting our already crushed self-confidence and descending it even further.
To ferment change in yourself and build self-confidence, it’s important to handle the above mentioned elephant differently and patiently. Usual motivational vernacular may not help. We need to enter into precincts of our sub-conscious mind through meditation and recreate its terrain such that the elephant is forced to change its direction.
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