So, in your day-to-day life, practically, obviously, you will have these goals—you have to go to your workplace, you have to go to this thing, that thing—fine, those goals are there. But you have to remember that, ultimately, going to your workplace yields you nothing—maybe financial or physical sustenance, that's all. So the illusion of meaning has to be destroyed. The ego will otherwise keep looking for meaning where there can be no meaning—and in that lies a lot of suffering.
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Questioner: Hello sir! So, you said to just look without looking for anything.
I can understand a little bit of it because even Krishnamurti keeps on saying this time and again—that, just look without giving any name to the drishya that you are looking at.
But when I try to implement this in my day-to-day life, I can't see my day without looking for any motive. Tomorrow is Monday. If I wake up tomorrow and, as soon as I gain my consciousness, I have many motives in front of me, right? I need to log in for my office. I need to cook breakfast. I need to go outside for the gym.
So how can I just look without having any motive in my day-to-day life?
Acharya Prashant:
