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Those 2 things are not mutually exclusive.
by ssijak 8y ago
Those 2 things are not mutually exclusive.
- kumarvvr 8y agoCorrect, but if the goal is to make workers more productive, motivated, etc, then meditation may not be the right tool to use. There are other, more effective methods.
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- saintPirelli 8y agoMaybe the goul is to make them happier.
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- lazerpants 8y agoIf this is a portmanteau of ghoul and goal you did a very good job.
- heavenlyblue 8y agoI just don't see how spiritual awakening suddenly makes a person working 9-5 in a cubicle more happy. For all it is, it probably makes him wonder if living in a forest outside civilization is actually a way more reasonable choice.
- eternalban 8y agoContentment is a state of mind.
- user5454 8y agoStill it's easier and more pleasant to maintain that state of mind not sitting inside a cubicle with a boss yelling at you to work harder.
- BioMeditate 8y agoI'm now picturing a boss telling an employee "Contentment is a state of mind" and that we also need to that hundredth "TPS" report done today
- user5454 8y agoThe IT Crowd's take on it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZTvMYQSl_w https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZTvMYQSl_w
- artpepper2 8y agoExactly - spiritual awakening might do just the opposite of making someone a contented worker.
- coldtea 8y agoThey are. Not all forms of living are equally valid according to (and compatible with) any religion/spiritual tradition one choses. The trend is to take a practice completely out of context, and completely out of the spirit of what it was introduced and intended for, and use it a cheap prop to be more efficient in an ill world.