Can't find direction in life?

Are you confused about what to do next in life? More experiences won’t necessarily bring clarity! Learn how to organize your mind, reflect on experiences, and truly discover your passion. In this video, I share why it's better to focus on what you love, go deeper, and reflect on what truly matters.

Timeline:
00:00 – Introduction
00:23 – Why More Experiences Cause Confusion
01:20 – The Importance of Reflecting on Experiences
02:55 – How the Subconscious Mind Works
04:20 – Gaining Focused Experience vs. Random Exploration
06:05 – How to Discover Your True Passion

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[Ambrose]

This was fantastic! Thank you so much. I’ve been meaning to get back to watching your videos. You just explain things in such a clear, yet simple way that all makes perfect sense. Every-time!

[apoorrvgupta]

Primary Education is meant for having an exposure to different subjects and activities.

Children aren’t Mature enough to reflect on their actions and choose their passions. Children naturally pursue their interests.

It’s the Parents duty to identify their kids interests and nudge them along that direction. Most parents force their will on kids, which creates the real dilemma later on.

[fortissimoX]

Well yes, but this assumes that person already has something he / she's passionate about.
There are a lot of people out there who don't really have that kind of passion or are confused about it.
For them, year of accumulating experiences which might clarify that passion could in fact be beneficial.
But yes, if you already have something you're somewhat passionate about, this approach is certainly great.

[pachasoul]

Well, to find a passion we have to follow our curiosity and try different things

But I agree about the overconsumption of information, it makes us totally lost and passive...
Pick one thing that attracts you and try it out actively. :)

[IndiBex]

I felt like this message was meant for me. I'm 38 and recently discovered a love of learning piano. I was questioning myself yesterday, "Should I really delve into this new passion? Should I invest the time and money?" And here your example is piano. Go deep and narrow. Those are words I'm going to hold onto.

[samuelcorona]

I’m 42, still don’t know I have no passion for anything, I like a lot of things I like But none that I would just only do, I’m screwed

[KathiOsborn]

Thank you for the great advice. I am struggling to find passion in anything and have never really known what I want to do with my life. Having a family was my main goal, now my children are grown and I ended my toxic marriage and feel lost on what to do with my life.💙🙏💙

[talktomanick]

Thank you very much for this video.
I think lord Muruga guided you to make this video 🙏

[prashantchannurwar]

How do we find what we are passionate about?😢

[Kumarsm]

My subconscious has become same storehouse of books that has not been categorized before now it is becoming hard to find life goal 😑

[nikhil_jadhav]

This is what I needed to hear. We have been bombarded with the information and notions saying that go out and travel and try different things to find out what you want. Partially it is true but one has to find the sweet spot and not get swayed away to find the more experiences. I made my life miserable by going out and travelling and doing stuff. Finally when I was tired I started to take some sensible decisions and my life is now slowly getting aligned. Slowly but surely.

[missimplytruthful]

How i activate, possitively mind?it has lots of fear, shy doubt, anxious, it judge everything, so can't accept or love full heartedly. Overthinking, perfectionaism, indecive, poor awareness, daydreams, feel like in a trap of thoughts. I have tried so many doctors, but can't help. They said anxiety ocd etc. Only spirituality can help i think. Do u have any tips to live before die

[RupaliMusicOfficial]

Thankyou so much for explaining in such a beautiful manner.. really helpful 🙏

[Daneiladams]

I have adhd, what about that? thats a whole other beast

[shrikanthnambanath]

Thank you for imparting your wisdom.. appreciate it 😇

[SangNguyenViet-NewZealand]

So love your perspective ❤️
Thanks heaps for sharing!

[PathToPeacePodcast]

In a vast world of videos, you’ve found your way here. Wishing you peace 🕊️ and happiness 🥰 with all my heart.

[spiritwanderer]

Hello Dandapani, we used to live together in the same monastery. It's nice to see you spread wisdom on youtube. All the best

[nileshsanap]

Dandapani just comes at the right time with the most sufficient information I need for that exact moment in my life.
Always grateful to you 🙏🏻.

[HealthWellness]

I dont believe everything gets "thrown" into your subconscious mind. I believe we have a sort of a "Filing System" for everything that enters our subconscious mind. That filing system gets organized by our emotions. When we have an experience, we also attach an emotion to it. Some emotions are stronger than others. Thats why we forget a lot of things and its also the reason why we remember important things such as weddings, funerals, and certain birthdays. Experiences with stronger emotions attached can be easily retrieved than experiences with less emotions. Be well everyone! 🌿