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I come from a christian background and I was thinking of sin as a category of sever mistakes like murder and other types of sever physical agression. I thought of myself as a fairly decent person, but I am becoming more and more aware of more subtle forms of sins. In fact, I don't work outside the house, I am a woman without a boss, nobody sees what I am doing, but oftentimes I am lazy and I scroll on the internet, not doing my household chores. Now I am feeling very lowly about myself, because I didn't achieve anything over all those years that I stayed at home. In the first years, I did my household chores more strictly, but over the last few years, I started becoming less and less punctual and less demanding. Now the chaos and disorder are becoming obvious and it feels like a sin that I am not productive. My mom and mother in law were very organised, but also a bit robotic with very very little time for themselves. My mother became bitter because she neglected herhelf and her own needs. That's why I became more lazy and less stringent too towareds myself, but it feels unhealthy. It feels like a sin. My mother in law was also very very well organised and in fact she is like an example to me, but she is much more disciplined than me. It seems to me she sets the bar really high and I cannot achieve that level. It feels to me like I am not doing well. I want to learn from her, but I don't succeed to emulate her ways. What can you teach me to become more disciplined, more organised, more balanced ?
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