Upbuilding The Self The Four Levels of Motivation
May 9, 2023
Dive into the intriguing concept of motivation levels, inspired by the Bhagavad-Gita. The discussion contrasts fear-driven and joy-based motivations, exploring how they affect relationships and work. Discover the complexities of love versus lust and the impact of cultural influences on personal fulfillment. The journey emphasizes self-awareness and accountability in fostering healthy connections. Finally, a call for collective consciousness invites listeners to reflect on their values while promoting positive societal change.
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Four Levels of Motivation
- There are four levels of motivation from the Bhagavad Gita, starting from fear to love.
- First level is fear motivated by avoidance, second is attachment to results, which objectifies others.
Motivation by Duty and Values
- Level three motivation is driven by duty, values, and responsibility.
- It includes living by values with natural detachment from outcomes and respect for how goals are achieved.
Motivation by Pure Love
- Level four motivation is pure love, where actions come from a deep sense of affection and are effortless.
- It is a pull rather than a push, creating a flow state beyond obligation or duty.
