What’s the difference between who you are and who you want to be? Why is there a difference at all? If you want to be something different than who you are now, isn’t that like saying you don’t want to be who you are? Wouldn’t it feel better to be comfortable in your own shoes …
When dealing with situations and people, there are two important questions to ask: Is it worth your energy? And is it worth your energy? You don’t have to expend your energy to keep an argument going. You don’t have to spend your energy just to make someone else happy. You just don’t have to… Your …
True story. When I was a small child, I climbed my first tree with a bunch of other kids. I climbed so high and just kept going higher and higher. It was the best time ever – until it was time to come down… I froze with fear. I became so afraid that all I …
Follow your soul to see through the window into you. In doing so, you let go of many things. Like regrets, strong emotional charges, and attachments. You also let go of the need to identify yourself as anything. And letting go of identity accepts oneness automatically. You’re unbecoming as much as you are becoming. The …
Blunt Force Truth: When you celebrate someone’s downfall, no matter what the circumstances are, it becomes your own bondage. You hold yourself to the vibration of the very thing you’re against. When you celebrate victory, it becomes your bondage. Your feverishness becomes your attachment. Instead, what if you can accept things as they are? Accept …
Blunt Force Truth: Your ego is your friend. S/he’s not lying to you. S/he’s bringing up exactly what needs to be processed at the exact right moment the subconscious mind knows you’re ready. It’s up to you what meaning you give it. Some thank the ego. Others slander it and even recommend killing the ego. …
Don’t expect someone to behave a certain way because of who you think they are. Or worse, who you think they ‘should be.’ there’s far too many other possibilities available to narrow your perception in such a way. You limit what you get from one another. In doing so, you attract the very thing that …
Universal Irony Division: You don’t ever fall out of love with someone–you fall out of love with the expectations you had of them. So why is it then if someone doesn’t meet your expectations that you expect them to change? Perhaps what can change is just your expectations. Accept people as they are and love …
Blunt Force Truth: You cannot expect change if you keep going back to the same thing. However, you CAN drop expectations all-together, allowing you to accept what is and love your lessons unconditionally. And that opens up a whole new level of possibilities because now you see beyond what you had thought was a problem. …
What if the only thing you didn’t find acceptable was your own inability in the past to accept things as they are? And now moving forward as the future is brought towards the present, do you accept yourself wholly and completely, reflecting this upon everything you come across on your path? Acceptance precedes gratitude and …