https://lifehacker.com/the-biggest-wastes-of-time-we-regret-when-we-get-older-1755526646 Regretting the waste of time as we get older is so funny. Getting older is a freedom; freedom is not corruption as some L KGs write in the media; freedom is real; getting that is motto of the hinduism; liberation and Moksha are synonyms; mind is clear in actions; mind is clogged in the negative actions; that is all. Duryodhana whether young or old think all are bad; Dharma whether young or older think all are good; funny people always think, and write negatively. Good humorists always take life in a good stride and lead life kindly. Negative mind is the EGO. They are alone the life-hackers. Time and tide never waits for anyone. So people who work at least for 16 hours a day never tell anyone they do not have time. How? Priority keeps changing to attend action everyday. What was priority yesterday or even one minute before, might change the next second. As long as one goes in action according to the priority there is always time, plenty of time. One who wasted the time, has to regret. And regretting at old age is regretting for the saraswati river lost now. K R IRS 16 8 23
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