To prioritize is to organize priorities in order of preference, which people often do instinctively and impulsively, leading to potential selfishness, mistakes, or blunders. To know priority involves emerging from immaturity through meditation practices like NAMASMARAN, which opens inner awareness over time to conceive what is truly most satisfying. This enlightenment allows for proper and accurate prioritization by following a Guru, enabling the best way of managing time, energy, money, and ultimately life.

1. Difference between “To Know Priority” and “To Prioritize”:
Dr. Shriniwas Janardan Kashalikar
Student: What is the difference between “To Know Priority” and “To Prioritize”?
Teacher: Prioritization is actually a process of organizing priorities in order of
preference or choice. This is important in organizing our life. But ordinarily this is
done instinctively or impulsively and hence is usually associated with selfishness,
errors and even blunders.
But learning to “to know priority” involves emerging out of immaturity and
erroneous judgment and subjectivity. It involves the practice of meditation viz.
NAMASMARAN, which in the course of time opens our inner eyes and inner ears
and we begin to conceive what is most satisfying for us. In traditional parlance
this enlightens and empowers us to follow our Guru and enables us to do proper
and accurate prioritization. This is the best way of time management, energy
management and money management. In fact; this is the best way of life
management.