The problem here is not doing all these things, but the problem is what these things do to the mind. The human mind tends to obsess or fix over the things it does, the mind’s world is all these things it does, all these things it experiences; so whenever a problem arises it looks for answers or solutions in these routines–in books, in religions, in relationships, in work, etc. etc.
But this search is not something reliable, because it brings out more questions and dilemmas. What is God…?? Where does he/she live…?? Where would I find him/her…?? How should a saint behave…?? How am I to behave to be morally conscious…?? How to balance public life and personal life…?? The mind then is in confusion, because whatever the answers found, there is always more opinions, more philosophies, more ideas, and so deeper question arise… and more… and more…
So, the answers are rarely found in the outer life, in the outward seeking; but the answer lies within you, because the one asking questions is thought, your obsessive thinking; and behind thought there is silence, self-awareness where no questions exist. Questions are brought on by confusion, and behind your thoughts, in that precise and calm essence of being, is you, the answer of all the questions your ego can fabricate.

“Being an intellectual creates a lot of questions and no answers.” ~ Janis Joplin; American singer and songwriter.
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