Something I struggle with:
Let's say I have a completely unproductive day on all fronts (life, work, health, etc).
I feel guilty for making no progress.
Why?
Let's say I have a completely unproductive day on all fronts (life, work, health, etc).
I feel guilty for making no progress.
Why?
From a practical perspective (cultural conditioning):
"The post-workists argue that Americans work so hard because their culture has conditioned them to feel guilty when they are not being productive, and that this guilt will fade as work ceases to be the norm." @DKThomp
"The post-workists argue that Americans work so hard because their culture has conditioned them to feel guilty when they are not being productive, and that this guilt will fade as work ceases to be the norm." @DKThomp
From a deeper perspective (too much focus on time which is what the ego lives on):
"Fear, anxiety, expectation, regret, guilt, anger are the dysfunctions of the time-bound state of consciousness." @EckhartTolle
"Fear, anxiety, expectation, regret, guilt, anger are the dysfunctions of the time-bound state of consciousness." @EckhartTolle
