IS BIG SUCCESS DIFFICULT? NO. IT’S VERY, VERY EASY.

IS BIG SUCCESS DIFFICULT? NO. IT’S VERY, VERY EASY. Stop

Chasing Success. Align Your Karma—and Let Success Find You.

Does a giraffe’s young one spend its life worrying about how it will

become a giraffe? Does a lion cub need to be taught how to become

another member of its own species? Does a mango seed struggle to

decide whether it should become a mango tree? Does a river need us

to draw every turn before it begins moving toward the ocean? Nature

is filled with processes in which potential develops when the necessary

conditions are present.

Then why have human beings made success appear so impossibly complicated? In this deeply personal and

spiritual book, Dr. Abhishek Gilara explores a simple idea: Perhaps big success does not have to be chased.

Perhaps we have to become ready for it. We are creations of the Almighty. And if our source represents

supreme power, wisdom and order, why should we spend our lives believing that helplessness is our highest

possibility? But potential is not permission for laziness. Human beings possess choice. We must choose

Dharma. Perform Karma. Seek spiritual guidance. Learn from great mentors. Implement what we learn.

Build capability. Remain disciplined. Keep correcting ourselves. And surrender what was never ours to

control. Through the imagery of milk becoming curd, the lion cub becoming a lion, the seed becoming a

tree, the river finding the ocean, and the cat approaching the bowl, this book challenges our obsession with

chasing results. Its message is simple: Don’t chase the fruit. Strengthen the tree. Don’t chase the cat.

Prepare the bowl. Don’t ask God to perform your Karma. Perform it—and surrender the fruit. Success may

demand years of effort. But the path itself can remain beautifully simple: Know what is right. Learn what

is required. Do it fully. Keep improving. Surrender what you cannot control. Perhaps big success was never

running away from you. Perhaps it was waiting for you to become capable of receiving it. FIRST KARMA.

THEN SURRENDER.