You want to find time for something, but you say, “I can’t find time for it. It is important but I can’t find time for it.” Please be assured that somewhere you are convinced that that thing for which you cannot find time, you are convinced that that is not important. It is embedded deeply in your psyche that it is not important. Had it been really important, had you been careful enough to really examine and see its importance, then time would have made itself available, because there are twenty-four hours in the day for everybody.
You are the one who is allotting time, and you allot time according to your values. It’s a question of values.
This article has been created by volunteers of the PrashantAdvait Foundation from transcriptions of sessions by Acharya Prashant
