PLEASE DONT WORRY !

PLEASE DONT WORRY !

These days I more often observe extremely worried persons whenever I  interact with youngsters particularly working in IT companies.
They are in fact much better placed than the vast majority.  Every second person I come across either draws  6 figure salary per month or very near to that figure.They don’t  face any  basic problem like transport as everyone owns car.
At a very young age they have all the amenities in their house which they themselves own. Invariably I find that they possess latest models of mobiles and are always  in front of some screen ….be it mobile screen.. or laptop screen or TV screen or a camera screen.Alternately they go to to multiplex to see some moovie on weekends.

I always  find them downloading some application or updating to new version of the existing applications.How many times those apps are actually used ...I really don't know.
In spite of all this well to do style of life there is constant worry of something on their faces. Are they in trouble ?   Are they unhappy ?  I Keep guessing.....Someone has said worrying does not take away tomorrow’s troubles but it takes away today’s peace. These youngsters perhaps don't know this.  Is it the problem of new Generation or my observation is wrong I really don't know.
I cannot refrain myself from quoting here some great thoughts though ... ..my only worry now  is whether these will be read or not  by these youngsters .
Following two paragraphs were written by Great Meher Baba.
“There are very few things in the mind which eat up as much energy as worry; and it is one of the most difficult things in the world not to worry about anything. 
Worry is the product of feverish imagination working under the stimulation of desires. It is living through sufferings which are mostly our own creation. Worry has never done anyone any good; and it is very much worse than mere dissipation of psychic energy, for it substantially curtails the joy and fullness of life.”
           So please dont worry 
(though It  it is difficult or impossible to do so)
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   Meher Baba   ❤  ❤

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