What Actually Works
What does it matter
How nice a thing sounds.
What does it matter
What principles
A thing follows.
What does it matter
How popular
A thing is.
What matters
Is if a thing
Actually Works.
Is any human being
In the entire world
Seeking Ineffectiveness?
Is any human being
In the entire world
Seeking that
Which does not work?
The humans of the world
Are conditioned to chase
That which society brainwashes them
To chase.
One may do
Anything he wishes.
The Question that every serious man
Must have on his lips is:
Does It Work.
If a thing works,
He may do it
Morning, noon, and night.
If it does not
Why would any man do it
Even for a second.
Doing
Just to do
Is a disease of man.
It is a societally-induced habit.
Doing
Just to do.
No outcome.
No results.
No Arrival.
Do.
Just to do.
If a man is not going to go anywhere,
Why take a single step.
If he is going to go somewhere,
No amount of steps is too many.
Humans are sheep.
Living their lives
Enslaved to a unending string
Of empty promises.
If it works,
Why stop doing it.
If it does not,
Why do it at all.
Does it actually work?
This is a dangerous question.
It is a question
That society does not want to hear.
Because it knows
That such a direct question
Will expose it.
It will cut straight through
Its incense,
And smoke and mirrors.
Does it actually work?
Such a question
Overturns the entire world.
And one that a human
Never truly asks.
For every human
Is so busy
Chasing methods, techniques, hacks, and prescriptions . . .
That they never think
To consider
The Truth.
Which is unfortunate
For him.
For The Truth
Is the only thing
That actually works.
Namaste.
Kapil Gupta is a personal advisor to Kings, Queens, CEO’s, Professional Athletes, Celebrities, and Performing Artists around the world.
His books include:
Atmamun: The Path To Achieving The Bliss Of The Himalayan Swamis. And The Freedom Of A Living God
A Master’s Secret Whispers: For those who abhor the noise and seek The Truth about life and living
Direct Truth: Uncompromising, non-prescriptive truths to the enduring questions of life