THERE IS NO SPACE—CREATE YOURS — PART III

THERE IS NO SPACE—CREATE YOURS — PART III — The Space Needed Is
in the Heart What if the greatest shortage in life is not a shortage of space—but a
shortage of space in our hearts? Dr. Abhishek Gilara grew up in a joint family where
generations lived and worked together in a remarkably small home—three rooms, a
common hall that became the family gaddi during the day and sleeping space at
night, and facilities shared with many others. By today’s standards, there was hardly
enough room. Yet there was room for family. Room for guests. Room for
business.Room for children. Room for dreams. And eventually, those dreams created
much larger homes, businesses and opportunities. The physical space came later.
The heart-space came first.
In THERE IS NO SPACE—CREATE YOURS — PART III, Dr. Gilara connects his own joint-family journey with timeless
lessons he draws from the Ramayana, Mahabharata and Bhagavad Gita. Why could Rama, Bharata, Lakshmana and
Shatrughna remain great without needing to make one another small? Why can enormous kingdoms still feel insufficient
when greed occupies the heart? When should we adjust? When should we stand for our rights? And after we finally create
our own space, what responsibility do we have toward those coming after us? This book takes the philosophy of Create
Yours to its highest level: Do not merely fight to get a chair. Become capable enough to build another room. Create space
for family without destroying individuality. Create space for the next generation without creating entitlement. Create space
for professionals without insecurity. Create space for artisans through economic dignity. Create space for Indian heritage in
the global world. And when you become successful, never become the person who once told you: “There is no space for
you.” The final victory is not merely creating a place for yourself. It is creating so much meaningful space that others can
rise because you did. HAVE RAMA’S HEART. HAVE ARJUNA’S COURAGE. HAVE KRISHNA’S DISCERNMENT.
AND KEEP DOING YOUR KARMA. Because buildings eventually change hands. Chairs change occupants. Businesses
move to another generation. But the space you create in people’s lives can survive you. THERE IS ALWAYS SPACE IN A
LARGE ENOUGH HEART. AND WHEN THE WORLD HAS NOT BUILT THE SPACE YOU NEED—CREATE IT.
THEN BECOME LARGE ENOUGH TO CREATE IT FOR SOMEONE ELSE.