Spiritual Wisdom Grows Through Tolerance
Material things and tangible achievements divide us. It creates a barrier between our hearts. Since we start looking upon others as inferiors, we base our tolerance on superficial things.

However, everyone has the power to love and tolerate anything. If we turn within and realize our true selves, we can deal with anything. When we learn to look beyond our fragile fat egos, we can resolve our anger.

Because most of the time, we base our offense on the feeling that, “I am something, I am superior to others, etc..”

Our intolerance for others arises when there’s a strong thought of — you versus me and yours versus mine. This selfish attitude makes us feel insecure and intolerant.

When we change our beliefs from:

“Want to give,” “Everyone should understand me to I understand all,” “I deserve respect to I respect all unconditionally, etc.,”

We would be able to develop spiritual tolerance. We must know ourselves in this manner.

When we can resolve this internal issue, we can resolve external conflicts too.

Spiritual books and lectures can only teach us knowledge, but they can’t change our lives until we implement them practically and cultivate pearls of inner wisdom. When we start living our lives based on our spiritual insight, patience, peace, and maturity develop organically.
['Darshak Rana']
['Spirituality', 'Life', 'Advice', 'Wisdom', 'Spiritual Secrets']