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: Instead of viewing yourself as an owner, see yourself as a caretaker (manager) of what God (Govinda) has provided.

: He highlights "Kama" (lust/desire) and "Krodha" (anger) as internal "snakes" that cause mental agitation. Managing these through spiritual discipline is essential for a stress-free life. : Instead of viewing yourself as an owner,

: He advises that if you must cry, do not cry for worldly losses or family troubles; instead, cry out of devotion for the Divine. : He advises that if you must cry,

: He cites the example of a wealthy truck owner who maintained perfect health and zero stress by surrendering his business worries to Lord Hanuman every morning, believing the "giving" and "taking" are in divine hands. 2. Overcoming Emotional Distress Overcoming Emotional Distress To maintain a peaceful mind,

To maintain a peaceful mind, Pal suggests specific behavioral changes:

Channel emotions toward the Divine rather than worldly problems. Chant Harinam to cleanse the mind of anger and desire. Lack of Peace Practice ethical living and start your day with prayer.