Jan 222013
“Pray to God for courage to change the things that should be changed, and the serenity to accept the things that cannot be changed.”
“Accept what has come out of your labor; the seeds are not by you.”
“You have the right to act, but not to the fruits thereof. That is karma yoga. When results come, accept them with equanimity. Be serene and accept the results of the efforts you put forth, not according to your wishes. But put your efforts well.”
“When you have put forth your best efforts, accept the results with serenity.”
“Do your best and accept the results, whatever they are, with serenity. Do not regret. That is the way it is supposed to be.”
“With equanimity and peace, accept what comes to you.”
—Swami Amar Jyoti
(1928–2001)
Indian guru and ashram founder, Swami Amar Jyoti was a humanitarian activist
Jonathan Harnisch
The Angel-Human-Demon Dichotomy of the Human Condition
Jonathan Harnisch is a survivor of a rare schizophrenia spectrum disorder, PTSD, Personality Disorder-NOS, and Tourette's syndrome. An accomplished writer, producer and musician, Jonathan is originally from New York, has lived and worked in Los Angeles, and currently resides in New Mexico with his wife on Fat Man Farms.
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