The disciples should know, Milarepa, no? I told many stories.
Okay, now. Even that great yogi of Tibet, his possession consisted of maybe a pot and the Bhagavad Gita .Now, in that book  it is mentioned, not only the food that we should first prepare it in the spirit of offering to God before we take it, but everything else we do in life must be an offering, must be a sacrifice to the Supreme Spirit. In that case we will never reap any bad or any good result out of that,
Because bad result or good result  bind us to this material world.
Even if sometimes we cannot help ourselves, we become kind of...we lose our temper, we get angry, and we know we shouldn't.  And then sometimes we feel very, very sorry for a long time after our anger has already subsided.
But, I tell you, forgive yourself, forgive yourself anytime!
Whatever you do, just make offering to God, and let it be whatever the outcome,
Because  we are not the body anyhow. We are not the action.
We are not the doers of anything in this world. Even if we are;
Suppose we are the doers, we still have to forgive ourselves.
Forgive ourselves when we make mistakes or when we cannot help with our habits,
like anger or sometimes greed and sometimes lustful thoughts,
because these things also arise from the circumstances.
It's not truly the Self; it's not truly the soul that desires all these things.
So we have to always again try again and again,
and forgive ourselves after all, I mean, above all.
Because the inside is God, the Supreme Wisdom,
so we can't scold it, we can't abuse it, we can't be rude to it.
You understand what I mean?