We do make adjustments, but not always rightly. We may go wrong even in doing a right thing. Many of us do right things wrongly. They should be performed not for any ulterior fruit but for that joy of the art of adjustment. Science may be a means to some end, but not art.
Art is an end in itself.
Self-adjustment is an art, and when carried to its perfection, it is called Yoga. Even in its initial stages, an all-round adjustment becomes Yoga. Even the very first step points to an eternal perfection, and so it transcends all learning,-it is Yoga, says the Bhagavadgita. We have to make this adjustment from the point of view of the timeless element in us. The wrong we do in life's adjustments is in not taking into consideration the superhuman element in us and thinking in terms only of the personality.