๐ฟ๐๐๐ก๐ฎ ๐๐ช๐ฉ๐ง๐ #045- ๐๐๐๐ฉ'๐จ ๐ฉ๐๐ ๐๐ง๐ช๐ ๐พ๐ค๐จ๐ฉ?
For years together, I have avoided doing a full body checkup. For me, something doesn't add up. Why would I take up a full body check up when all things look good? Others do it because their companyโฆ
For years together, I have avoided doing a full body checkup. For me, something doesn't add up. Why would I take up a full body check up when all things look good? Others do it because their company pays for it/ requires it to be done.. whatever be the reason
There seemed no reason for me to do. What's the true cost of not doing it?
A failing situation ignored sheer out of laziness and sometimes due to mistrust on "health" as a business. What's the true cost of this?
And a times comes when this true cost become undeniable.
Bhayanaka is fear, but in its useful form: showing the real cost of inaction so clearly that a person finally moves. People delay what they don't want to face. Seeing the true consequence โ calmly, plainly โ is what breaks the delay.
It is the rasa of consequence. (If you use the graha layer later: this is Saturn's territory โ time, weight, what cannot be avoided.)
Clients and teams often know what they should do and keep postponing. More encouragement doesn't move them; seeing the cost of staying still does. Hiding the cost to stay pleasant is the real disservice.
A doctor with a patient who keeps delaying surgery. No lecture, no scare tactics โ she draws the artery on paper: this is now, this is six months from now. The patient books that afternoon. Not frightened into it โ shown the truth clearly enough to choose.
Sometimes the most caring thing you can do is show someone exactly what it costs to stay where they are.
There seemed no reason for me to do. What's the true cost of not doing it?
A failing situation ignored sheer out of laziness and sometimes due to mistrust on "health" as a business. What's the true cost of this?
And a times comes when this true cost become undeniable.
Bhayanaka is fear, but in its useful form: showing the real cost of inaction so clearly that a person finally moves. People delay what they don't want to face. Seeing the true consequence โ calmly, plainly โ is what breaks the delay.
It is the rasa of consequence. (If you use the graha layer later: this is Saturn's territory โ time, weight, what cannot be avoided.)
Clients and teams often know what they should do and keep postponing. More encouragement doesn't move them; seeing the cost of staying still does. Hiding the cost to stay pleasant is the real disservice.
A doctor with a patient who keeps delaying surgery. No lecture, no scare tactics โ she draws the artery on paper: this is now, this is six months from now. The patient books that afternoon. Not frightened into it โ shown the truth clearly enough to choose.
Sometimes the most caring thing you can do is show someone exactly what it costs to stay where they are.