Bhagavad Gita Quotes: Let Go of Attachment

Your work is yours; its harvest is not.

Be in the world like a lotus leaf on water.

Surrender is not giving up your work, but giving up your grip.

Renounce the fruit, not the work.

Let every action be an offering, not a transaction.

Let go of the fruit and the work becomes light.

Act without longing for the fruit, and no action will stain you.

Offer your work, and it stops weighing on you.

Forgiveness frees the one who forgives.

Work on; release the reward.

Loosen your grip; keep your hands working.

Craving is the glue; remove it and action slides off.

Let go of the fruit and the work becomes light.

Live fully in the world without being soaked by it.

Work firmly; hold the result loosely.

Free of desire, fear and anger, you are liberated already.

Be involved without being entangled.

Renounce the fruit, not the work.

Freedom from enmity is the quiet secret of a peaceful life.

Care deeply, hold lightly.

Support everything without clinging to anything.

Participate in the world and stay free inside.

Like rain, give fully and do not ask what grows.

Enjoy without gripping; refuse without hating.

Peace begins where 'mine' and 'I' loosen.

You can act fully and still stand apart from the doing.

Work done without craving leaves no residue.

You do not have to leave the world to leave bondage.

Offer your work as a gift, and it leaves no weight.

Release the outcome, resolve the doubt, and walk free.

Leaving things behind is easy; leaving the clinging is the work.

Perform fully; claim nothing.

Peace belongs to those who release the fruit.

Happiness comes from dropping the burden of being the doer.

Knowing you are held, you can finally let go.

Duty is the road; the fruit is only scenery.

Attachment to doing is as heavy as attachment to having.

See without grabbing and without pushing away.

Fear of loss loosens when you know what cannot be lost.

Offer your actions, and neither good nor bad results will bind you.

Freedom lies in giving up the ownership of results.

Let go of the need to understand every detail.

You are not the sole author of how things turn out.

Time carries all things onward; do not carry the whole weight yourself.

Let go of the claim of being the doer, and act.

Hold no grudge against any being; carry only goodwill.

Do your part fully; leave the harvest to the field.

Hold the people you love with open hands.

Do not hate your states when they come, nor cling when they go.

Do your work without grasping at the fruit.

Work wholeheartedly and release the outcome.

Renunciation is not about the world but about the wanting.

No one can stop acting; we can only change how we hold the results.

Plant with care; do not stand guard over the fruit.

Good deeds can bind too, when done for credit.

Release is not a distant place; it starts with an open hand.

Create without clinging to being the creator.

Do the work; let the wanting go.

Act as the wise have acted: fully, and without clinging.

Contentment is the freedom to work without needing a reward.

Hold things as a guest holds a room.

Understanding burns old patterns like dry wood.

A self-possessed person acts without being possessed by action.

Offer the work; keep the clarity.

Action done rightly is its own kind of renunciation.

A person without grudges or greed is already free.

Do your work and drop the claim of doing.

Offer the work, and no stain remains.

Do your part and let nature do hers.

Do not cling to the good moment, and do not curse the bad one.

When you stop needing the outside, the inside overflows.

When the mind rests in itself, wanting loses its hold.

Do not mistake a temporary shelter for your true home.

Let the vastness of time loosen your grip on small things.

A free heart is greater than a full ledger.

The sky holds all clouds and clings to none.

Act in the world while sitting lightly above it.

Detachment lets you work without carrying the work home.

Indifference to results is the secret of freedom in action.

An offered life is a light life.

Splendour is a gift passed through you, not owned by you.

Whatever you are proud of will also pass; hold it lightly.

Let the sweep of time soften your grudges.

Let go of the fear that rivers are lost in the ocean.

You do not have to hold back the river.

Work as an instrument and the weight of outcomes lifts.

Do your duty without needing to own its results.

Stop comparing; the sacred is beyond comparison.

Let your practice be an offering, not a transaction.

Free yourself from attachment, and from enmity as well.

Don’t cling to the pleasant or flee the unpleasant.

Detachment is not distance; it is freedom within closeness.

You can enjoy the qualities of life without being bound by them.

Experience life fully; hold your preferences loosely.

Hold your doing lightly; you are not its sole owner.

Release the heavy claim of being the only author of your life.

You can do your best and still stand a little apart from it.

Clarity is lovely, but do not cling to it.

Even peace can become a possession if you grasp it.

Beware the busyness that feeds on wanting more.

Attachment to doing can be as binding as attachment to having.

No state needs to be loved or hated.

Do not chase the good days; do not curse the bad.

Freedom is finding that you need no enemies.

Cut the tangle with the axe of detachment.

Freedom from anger is freedom from a heavy load.

Wealth is a good servant, but a harsh master.

Loosen one rope at a time.

Letting go of craving, anger and greed is a kindness to yourself.

Letting go clears the way to your highest good.

Offer your work and let go of the harvest.

When you stop watching for rewards, practice becomes lighter.

Give without keeping a ledger.

A gift with strings attached is only half a gift.

Give your best, then loosen your grip.

Detachment from results is not carelessness; it is freedom.

Even good deeds should be done without clinging.

Without attachment, duty becomes freedom.

To live is to act; to be free is to act without clutching.

Do your part well, and make peace with the part that is not yours.

Attachment adds weight to every step; set it down and walk.

A contented mind still works; it simply stops auditioning.

When nothing needs to be mine, everything can be enjoyed.

Action offered for a higher purpose does not bind.

Do your duty always, without clinging.

Depend on nothing outside, and you are free inside.

Work as an offering is work that cannot bind.

What you offer up willingly no longer owns you.

Dedicate your work, cut your doubts, and no action will bind you.

Release both hatred and craving, and you have renounced enough.

Desire for results is the knot that binds.

Outcomes are woven by more hands than yours.

Inner light needs no outer switch.

Contentment in what you know makes gold and gravel look alike.

A settled mind needs little from outside.

Release attachment to the result and keep practising.

The world's spell loosens when you lean on the sacred.

Wisdom returns when desire loosens its grip.

Meet the world with fewer must-haves and must-avoids.

To see the long cycles is to hold the short ones lightly.

Do not count your merit; look beyond to the source.

A witness's actions leave no knots.

Stand slightly apart from your own doing.

Release the scorecard and keep the work.

To know the cycle of arrival and departure is to love more lightly.

No rivalry outlasts the river of years.

Hold outcomes loosely; time holds them more firmly than you.

Do the work; surrender the doer's pride.

When effort feels like too much, take refuge, then loosen your grip on the outcome.

Hold nothing so tightly that its loss would break you.

Dispassion is calm, not coldness.

Be fully alive to the senses while resting free of them.

Hold up the world lightly and fully at once.

What you cling to determines where you land.

Cling less to pleasure, cling less to pain; your path grows lighter.

Let go of the need for a particular kind of feeling.

Freedom is not in escaping nature but in not clinging to it.

Happiness that must be held tightly slips away.

Let clarity visit; do not demand that it stay.

When a state leaves, let it go without grief.

Treat gold and gravel with the same calm.

Value what is valuable without being owned by it.

Let go of the need to win every side.

Honour and dishonour are both borrowed clothes.

What has no clear beginning or end need not be mastered, only released.

Victory over attachment is the quietest victory.

Let your energy serve good, not grudges.

Anger and arrogance weigh down the one who carries them.

A hundred small desires can tie a person tighter than one big chain.

Comparing yourself upward or downward is the same mistake.

Malice is a poison that the carrier drinks first.

Anger, craving and greed hurt the one who carries them first.

Generosity with strings attached is only half free.

Do your discipline with faith and without a scoreboard.

Generosity that keeps accounts feels heavy.

An offering with open hands is a free offering.

Let each act end with a quiet 'not mine alone'.

Know the difference between leaving the world and leaving the grip.

Give without keeping a ledger.

Where action is unavoidable, attachment is optional.

Without the ‘I am the doer’ idea, action leaves no stain.

A grasping heart hoards results; a wise one spends effort freely.

Receive what the world gives without being shaken by it.

Fearlessness grows where clinging ends.

The one who wants nothing from the result is held by nothing.

Work wholeheartedly, and give the result away.

Possessiveness is the heaviest thing we carry.

Free yourself from the story that you do it all.

Be devoted to the effort and indifferent to the verdict.

Inner renunciation makes outer work easy.

You need not abandon your work to be free of it.

To renounce is to loosen the grip on 'mine'.

Let go of scheming, and both things and tasks lose their pull.

When praise and blame weigh the same, you are free.

When you are full inside, treasure and trash are the same.

Craving quiets when you stop searching elsewhere.

When your mind is offered up, your hands work freely.

Let go of the need to climb forever.

Let the sky teach you how to hold without gripping.

Care for what you have; the rest will be looked after.

Offered actions leave no residue.

Wealth held lightly can be a servant of good.

Everything that shines will, in time, return to the fire.

Loosen ‘mine’ and ‘I’, and love finds room.

Grief and craving are two faces of one grip.

Free from attachment, you can love without clutching.

Attachment to your moods and qualities shapes your path.

Even good qualities can hold you if you cling to them.

Drop the projects that exist only to prove something.

Let go of undertakings that serve only your ego.

Detachment is not coldness; it is a clean cut.

Desire fulfilled gives way to desire renewed; step off the wheel.

No one is beyond comparison, and no one needs to be compared.

To say 'that' is to offer the result away.

Do the good, then let go of the credit.

What you cling to follows you.

Act fully, and still be unbound.

Act without clinging and without resenting.

An unattached mind is free even in the middle of action.

Drop ego, force, and pride; what remains is peace.

Possessiveness is the heaviest thing we pack.

Freedom is needing nothing from the outcome.

Work from fullness, not from lack.

Knowledge burns away the knots of desire in your plans.

Likes and dislikes are the chains; loosen them.

Giving up without inner practice only moves the restlessness elsewhere.

Lighten your actions by lightening your ownership.

Craving a reward turns every task into a cage.

Enjoy the world without depending on it.

Give up scheming for yourself, and you have begun yoga.

Offer your plans to something larger and see them lighten.

Yoga is reached when neither things nor tasks hold you.

Temporary rewards need constant renewal; lasting ones rest in you.

Go beyond the scorecard of good deeds to the joy of the source.

Dedicated effort needs no applause.

Ownership shrinks the heart; sharing widens it.

Free from expectation, you can give without bargaining.

Don’t wait to understand everything before you let go.

Ownership is a thin thread in a vast fabric.

Pure action is action with open hands.

Those who cling carry the results with them; those who release walk free.

Let the work pass through you; don’t let it stick to you.

Like and dislike are leashes; slip them gently.

‘Mine’ is the smallest word with the largest weight.

Stop carrying what you were never meant to carry.

Travel light: the self needs fewer garments than you think.

Work done only for applause ends when the applause does.

Hatred of the bad binds you as tightly as craving for the good.

Use what you have; don't be possessed by it.

Let go of 'me' first, and letting go of everything else gets easier.

Act without clinging and you act with ease.

Qualities act on qualities; you need not cling.

Own less in the heart, not just in the house.

Clear seeing leaves nothing to carry.

Act for all, and nothing sticks to you.

Surrender the result and keep your hands clean.

Own little, and your mind will have more room.

Let go of the wishes your own scheming creates.

Working for something greater makes the self lighter.

Ask yourself: what am I clutching that was never mine to hold?

Live lightly in every place you stay.

You cannot find where the world begins, but you can decide where your grip ends.

Hold the passing world gently; hold the eternal firmly.

Give what needs doing your best, then walk away lighter.

To welcome the unwelcome task is to be free of it.

The renouncer is not weighed down by outcomes.

Ego is the glue that makes every deed stick.

When ego drives, effort becomes strain.

Offer the effort, release the credit, and perfection comes.

Act fully; stay inwardly untouched.

Detachment is not distance; it is spaciousness.

The less you possess, the less possesses you.

Don't build a home inside a feeling.

Hold lightly what was always going to change.

Let go of what has worn out; it was never you.

Do the work as if the result were already accepted.

Practice done only for reward keeps you chasing.

Let go of the habit of acquiring and guarding.

Let wisdom do the sorting; don't carry every deed with you.

Stop asking the world to complete you; it was never its job.

Own less in the mind, and you will carry less.

Real renunciation is an inner act.

Engage fully in the world while staying inwardly free.

Enjoy with an open hand.

Keep acting; keep releasing.

Give your best, and then give it away.

Freedom came to doers who learned to let go.

Hope for nothing, steady the mind, and the work stays clean.

Give your effort away and you keep your freedom.

Hoarding starves even a full house.

Insight is the cleanest way to be rid of an old burden.

Effort without clinging is self-cleaning.

Chasing pleasures is chasing a moving horizon.

Act for the sake of the act, and you are already a renouncer.

Let the fruit fall where it will; keep walking.

Renouncing intention for self is renouncing the weight.

Be free of both the toys and the games.

A steady self can release what it cannot control.

Let go of the grudge; keep the lesson.

Own little; belong deeply.

Even sweet results bind if you hold them tight.

Own your actions without being owned by them.

Free of the doer’s pride, you carry no residue.

Without attachment, effort becomes light and strong.

Passion for results makes the worker restless.

Renunciation is the art of doing without being bound.

Attraction and aversion are two sides of one attachment.

Freedom from possessiveness is freedom to love.

Work done under shelter is lighter work.

Surrender your actions in the mind first.

Free yourself from the see-saw of likes and dislikes.

A self-possessed mind needs fewer possessions.

Tools serve the journey; at the goal, hold them lightly.

Selfish action is the chain; selfless action is the key.

Duty held lightly lifts you.

Let go of ‘mine’ and anxious hope; keep the effort.

See the divine in every act, and no act binds you.

Free yourself from the bargain of effort for reward.

Comfort lives where the claim of control is dropped.

Freedom from the fruit is freedom from its aftertaste.

A light ego is freedom in motion.

Wanting the reward more than the work makes the work suffer.

Holding on to duty only for the reward is a restless way to hold.

Loosen the fist; the hand will hold more.

Enjoy, but keep one hand free.

The highest accomplishment is wanting nothing from the accomplishment.

Where nothing is clutched, action is light.

Let go of the grip that exhaustion has already loosened.

Not wanting a prize is sometimes the beginning of wisdom.

Every sensation is a meeting that ends.

What you have outgrown deserves thanks, not clinging.

Free yourself from attachment even as you serve.

Aversion binds as tightly as attraction.

Let go of one clinging and you often let go of its twin.

What you cannot keep, you need not cling to.

Wishes you did not plant cannot choke you.

Drop the grand plans of ego; keep the honest work.

Letting go is easier once you stop pretending you can stop.

Test what you cling to.

A task done without craving leaves no hangover.

Wealth, pleasure, and duty can all become cages when clutched.

Ask what you are holding on to that no longer serves you.

Contribution frees what ambition binds.

Offer first; expect second.

Selfish accumulation weighs on the heart.

Need less from others, and relationships grow lighter.

Perform; don’t possess.

Care about the world without clinging to your part in it.

Loosen your grip on credit and blame.

Possessiveness turns work into worry.

Understanding divine action makes your own action lighter.

Let wisdom do the burning so you do not have to carry.

Beyond opposites, bondage is easy to leave.

Ego-driven ventures exhaust; effort offered up renews.

Leave lightly, carrying only what is worth carrying.

Gain, loss, and everything in between: let none of them own you.

Attachment makes even good habits anxious.

Quick results come to quick desires.

Do not argue about the route when you are already arriving.

The unbound can enter the world without being bound.

Desire for outcomes is a fast road with a short horizon.

Steady knowledge dissolves the stickiness of action.

Skill means giving the work everything and clinging to none of it.

Once you truly see a pattern, it cannot hold you the same way.

The restless chase fruit; the steady plant seeds.

Work for what you love, free of clinging, and bear no hatred for any being.

Release attachment, fear and anger, and the mind turns clear.

Hold others without clinging to them.

Peace follows the one who lets go of the result.

Love your family without owning them.

You do not have to abandon your life to purify it.

Less wanting, more clarity.

Know the difference between what you have and what you are.

Your home and your people are gifts, not possessions.

You can live in the world and still be free.

Join your mind to the work, then let the work go.

You can live in the world and still be free of its pulls.

Plan well, but do not let desire hold the pen.

Rest inwardly while the body goes about its work.

Do what is yours to do, and do not wait for payment.

Drop 'what is in it for me' and watch the mind quiet.

Look beyond what passes to what stays.

Desire and aversion are two sides of the same bewilderment.

No height reached in the world is permanent.

Reach for the source, not just the reward.

Love that sustains does not need to possess.

Understanding your conditioning is the first freedom.

Every reward is spent; only freedom stays.

Chasing pleasure keeps you coming and going.

Enjoy what you have, but do not build your home on it.

Each act, when offered, loses its ego.

Liberation is lightness in the face of outcomes.

Do what is right, and leave the results to the whole.

Right knowing lifts the weight of old mistakes.

Repairing a friendship is worth swallowing your pride.

Peace comes not at the end of the climb but at the letting go.

Freedom is wanting neither more nor less than what is.

Be fully present for your loved ones without clutching them.

Look past the changing form to what does not change.

Notice the pull of 'more' and 'faster'.

Stop building identities from praise and slights.

Let go of greed and you find enough.

A malice-free mind is a peaceful home.

Contentment is the antidote to insatiable wanting.

Freedom from craving, rage and greed makes you kind to yourself.

Peace is the reward of a heart that has stopped grasping.

Steady offering, free of expectation, brings peace.

Practise with faith, without expecting a prize.

Let your effort be its own reward.

Freedom seekers act, but do not cling to results.

Offer your work to something larger than your wishes.

Every result you stop gripping gives your peace more room.

Be active in the world and untouched at the centre.

Wisdom is action with the craving burned out.

Peace grows where grasping shrinks.

A quiet mind does the work that walking away cannot.

The wise taste without being owned by the taste.

Clear the clutter of wants before you sit in silence.

Many desires are only planted by our own thoughts.

Everything that comes will go; the source stays.

Finite wishes bring finite joys.

Preferences are the first veil.

Begin each day with an open hand and an open mind.

Do not exhaust yourself fighting the rhythm of rise and fall.

Care for the world without drowning in it.

Understanding how things begin and end changes how you hold them.

Do the practices, but hold them lightly.

Let go of the idea that you must deserve what is freely given.

Contentment is saying ‘enough’ without being forced to.

Enjoy the senses without being owned by them.

Enjoy bright, clear days without needing them.

Being good can become a pride; hold your goodness gently.

Know how you are tempted to hold on.

Freedom from preferences is a quiet joy.

'More' is a sentence that never finishes.

Pause before adding the next 'mine'.

Practice without bargaining is practice at its cleanest.

Notice when you are keeping score in your kindnesses.

Ostentation tires the performer.

To know what binds you is half of being free.

Learn to love without being broken by loss.

Wisdom shows in how loosely you hold what you do.

Liking and disliking are the two strings that move a puppet.

You can live in the world and still belong to yourself.

Let insight reduce your regrets to ash.

Peace is the reward of knowing, not of owning.

Hatred and desire are two hands of the same grip.

Do your duty fully, clinging to none of it.

Nature does the weaving; do not take credit or blame.

Outer pleasures are visitors; inner peace is the resident.

What begins also ends; do not build your peace on it.

Work freely, enjoy lightly, and plan without grasping.

Practise showing up; practise letting go.

Hold your certainties lightly; time is longer than your view.

Live simply enough to follow what you truly value.

Be kind to the passing world, and set your heart on the lasting one.

Not every action has to bind you.

Pleasures earned are pleasures that end.

Pleasures borrowed from time must be returned.

Let your reverence rise above your rivalries.

Put down your resume before the sacred.

Give your actions away and keep your peace.

Welcome what comes; release what goes.

Aversion is as much a movement of the field as attraction.

Enjoyment is lovely, but it is not a place to rest forever.

Gifts given in hope of reward are loans.

Wanting less is a form of freedom.

Quitting because it hurts is not the same as letting go.

Forgiveness is strength that has finished fighting.

Praise and blame are borrowed opinions; don't mortgage yourself to either.

Work with the energy of the attached, but without the attachment.

Worldly rewards arrive fast and leave just as fast.

Move through your tasks like water through open hands.

Real work happens when the doer steps back.

Expect less from outcomes; give more to the task.

Water touches the lotus leaf and slides away.

Understanding who you are removes the need to chase who you are not.

Offer your efforts and your restraints to the friend of all.

You have arrived when ambition no longer drives the work.

Wish the best even for those who wish you harm.

Wanting less makes solitude richer.

A mind that makes fewer plans for pleasure finds more peace.

Let the mind rest on something deep and let the rest go.

People give up much for the sake of what does not end.

Reach beyond rank and realm to what does not return.

A single day of the cosmos outlasts a thousand of our plans.

When the goal is an offering, failure loses its sting.

Taste life fully; do not let it taste you.

Even difficult starts can be outgrown by loosening the grip.

Knowledge can bind if you are attached to being the knower.

Surrender is a destination you walk toward with open hands.

Lay down pride and delusion, and the road grows light.

Renouncing the fruit is the practical kind of renunciation.

When you need nothing, you can love everything.

Let go into the one who never lets go.

Attachment narrows the questions we ask.

Ask of everything you hold: will it last?

Serenity comes to those who stop bargaining with every like and dislike.

Let wants pass through like rivers; keep your own level.

Work calmly; the outcome is not yours to carry.

Desire for outcome is the engine of restlessness.

Calm is not earned by results; it is released from them.

Free of likes and dislikes, action finds its true shape.

Grief honours love; clinging to it too long can cloud sight.

Win or lose, a wholehearted effort leaves you whole.

Rituals warm the heart when offered without asking for returns.

Let devotion be a gift, not a transaction.

Let your preferences stay preferences; don't let them become commands.

Do your work for something larger than yourself, and it stops binding you.

Free of dependence, one acts without fear.

To depend on no one for your joy is to love without hooks.

Let your work be a gift, not a need.

See the machinery of life without being caught in it.

Wanting more is the surest way to see less.

Learn to say ‘enough’ and watch clarity return.

Understand why you act, and your actions lose their grip.

You may act all day and remain unbound.

Let the body work; let the mind stay free of grasping.

Stop keeping score of who you favour and who you resent.

Ordinary acts need no ego to perform them.

Not everything that happens is yours to author.

The mark of progress is less grip, not more control.

Desire slows when you stop feeding it.

No one sees this tree whole; start by loosening what is within reach.

Be free of clinging, and free of boasting.

Emotional highs and lows are the tax on attachment.

Know when to act and when to let go.

Steady effort without craving lasts longer.

Release both the pull and the push of the senses.

Dispassion is a calm that does not depend on circumstances.

Anger and desire are the two heaviest things to carry.

Peace begins where the effort to control ends.

A question about ‘enough’ can free you from endless wanting.

Clarity about what lasts makes you generous with what doesn't.

Don't chase pleasure so hard that its absence feels like loss.

Walk without craving, and the road becomes its own reward.

Work without attachment is work without anxiety.

Knowing how things work loosens their hold.

Craving is never fully fed.

To be free, find where wanting hides.

Bring body, mind and intellect to the task without attachment.

Devotion of the whole mind leaves no room for old burdens.

Keep yourself in check, and letting go gets easier.

The quickest peace is the one not tied to an outcome.

Let happiness visit; don’t ask it to stay.

Release the scoreboard; keep playing.

When you refuse to retaliate, you break a chain.

Make peace with outgrowing things.

What outcome could you accept if you gave this your whole self?

Worry about gaining and keeping is the most tiring work of all.

What are you still calling yours that you could simply use?

Understand the root and the branches lose power.

Attachment is the water that makes the leaf wet.

Cease to claim the whole machine; you are one working part.

Know the lifespan of a pleasure and you will love it more wisely.

Learn to see coming, staying, and going as one flow.

An unclaimed result cannot haunt you.

Work that needs applause leaves you hungry.

Let enthusiasm come from the work itself, not from its reward.

Self-mastery frees you from needing to be mastered by outcomes.

Peace arrives when the list of demands shrinks.

Clear knowing washes the past without effort.

To be fit for the highest, begin by emptying out the unnecessary.

What are you gripping that you could simply hold?

What would your day feel like without the claim of doing?

What result are you gripping hardest right now?

What would you do if you were not keeping score?

What are you trying to hold back that time is already moving?

Where are you holding someone too tightly?

How can you be more involved and more free at once?

What are you most attached to right now?

Where could you loosen your claim of being the doer?

Don’t let accumulation become your reason for persevering.

What would your plans look like without craving?

Which result are you still carrying that you could offer up?

What rivalry could you let time dissolve?

What practices are you holding too tightly?

Where might your love of being 'good' or 'wise' be holding you?

Which of your desires could you loosen a little today?

Where is your giving mixed with expectation?

Which result could you offer up today?

Which attachment is feeding your fear today?

What old pattern is ready to be burned by understanding?

Where in your day can you rest from being in charge?

Which pleasure are you leaning on too heavily?

What do you hold more tightly than it deserves?

Which of your desires began as a thought you could drop?

Which habit could you offer up to lighten your life?

Where could you be more like the lotus leaf today?

What selfish plan could you lay down today?