Questioner: Acharya Ji, what does it mean when you say, “Do not worry about the results”?
Acharya Prashant: Satyam (the questioner), when I say, “Do not bother about the results,” I am saying that with the condition that you are already, assuredly, doing the right thing.
I say, “Do the right thing, and do not bother about the result.”
I am saying, “Do the right thing, and do not bother about the results.”
But to those, who are not doing the right things, I say, “Look at the results of your actions.”
Jesus very clearly says, “A tree is known by the fruits it has.” You might be thinking that you are doing something selflessly. But how much do you know yourself? You are assuming that you are doing something selflessly, that your action is right. That is your assumption. It is needed that you must check this assumption, is it not?
Do you not want to enquire about the veracity of your assumption? And how do you enquire into your assumption? By seeing what actions are leading to.
