The balance between order and disorder should not be decided by personal likes or dislikes, but by what the task at hand requires. Sometimes a project demands discipline and order; at other times, more important work requires leaving things messy. The right action comes from responding to the actual need, not personal preference. Even sacrifice can be meaningful when it serves something important, but “staying backstage” should never become an excuse to avoid what one cannot tolerate.
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Questioner: Pranam Acharya Ji, we talked about, while arranging things, we missed out on the party. So here my question is that I find myself doing that very often, and either I have two extremes: either I want everything well arranged, or everything is just out of order. So, in both the extremes, there is kind of...
So my question is that, is changing that arrangement, or not doing that, while, you know, stopping that, or either going...
Is there a balance to be maintained, or how do we go?
Acharya Prashant: No, the balance will exist, but it is not a man-made balance. The requirement will come from the challenge at hand, the project undertaken. Sometimes the project will require that things be allowed to stay in a mess because energies are to be diverted elsewhere. Sometimes the challenge will require that everything be very orderly.
