Does your Emotional Patterns Impact Relationships & Career? | Mitesh Khatri- Law of Attraction Coach

4 Oct 2024 · 1 min

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In this segment of a discussion on how emotional patterns affect relationships and career, Paridhi Dhingra reflects on the 26/11 terrorist attack on Mumbai’s Taj Hotel. She contrasts the reactions of those who felt helpless with the actions of individuals who sacrificed their lives to help others. Dhingra argues that a strong innate ability and desire to help others can override self‑preservation instincts, allowing people to act heroically even in life‑or‑death situations. She further suggests that such self‑less behavior aligns with the individuals’ core identity, providing them a deep sense of inner contentment despite the ultimate sacrifice.

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Haven't you seen people where, let's say, during the 26/11 situation in Mumbai when there was a terrorist attack on Taj Hotel— you remember that condition? There were people who felt helpless and shocked and didn't do anything in that environment. But I know there were people who gave up their life helping other people. Why? Because their ability to help others was so strong that even during the times of life and death condition, they were not thinking of themselves, they were thinking of somebody else. And they sacrificed their life, but they continued feeling content because that's who they are. Makes sense.