Lesson about Life

 Hi there...

Today i watched a view video that i think will made me think, and you know just as reminding me of how to better. That's where i start, and led me to another. I always tried to feed my mind any time i can lately, like won't even let 10 minutes goes by to watching endlessly information. But in the moment  i write this i just realise, it is what i'm doing now, adding more and more information. Okay let's put aside that now because i wouldn't know where to finish. 

First one is from Jim Rhon, an old man, a wonderful one teaches us a lot about philosophy. He said the first things we need to set in our life is our philosophy, about any aspect in our life, do we have a good one? in relations, in health, in economic, etc. If we have the right one, then no matter the amount small or big, we will get further in life. Then good activity, attitude, then get the result. Simple words that i understood is, if we have a good philosophy, meaning we see life in a good positive way, we want to work hard, stay up late for the job that we have, not base on the salary or the things that we get, but we want to give our best it will bring us more succes, and of course if we have a good philosophy normally it will follow with our activity, how we used our time, and how we treat ourselve and people around us. and if all that's good it will definetly follow with a good result.

The second one is from a Dr James R Doty i watched from The School of Greatness. I don't finished the video not because i can not, i choose not too, because from what i can see its too difficult to explain and is too shallow. I'm not trying being smart here, just i think not so much of my kind a style. But of coures i learn something and took a note, which i about to share you. The big picture is Everything that happen inside us will represent in our outside. because we realese the energy, we have a vibration it can effect athores or other people energy can affect us. Most of the the things that hold people from manifest is fear, their own insecurity and fear of shame, we are the one whose hold ourself from manifesting our self limiting belife. If we come froma place of lack, most of the time even when we get all what we want we can still be miserable. Selfisness or self centrict only bring us to an unhappy life. , so wee need to be kind to ourself, if we kind, we can only feel love and commpasion, If we can find a way to manifest from a good place and just want to serve and impact others and with a greater purpose, wwe can  be more fullfil and happy, and will manifest exactky what we need.

Last one is from SadhGuru, he is wonderful human being, i think the way his thinking is already another level, but the point that i get is we need to keep our internal peace and joyful, that's the only one thing we should control, never let anything outside us have the power, because we will be miserable if the things that we want not happen the way we want it. because it will. so no matter what happen outside us, we can always keep our inner peace and joyful inside. and life is far more beyond meaning, because meaning is some that our mind made. we want to have a purpose because we want to feel we have meaning. i know its kinda hard to swallow, me either. That's why i think his thinking is another lever, well he is beyound his thinking or his mind. But i dont want to go further to something that i cannot even touch it yet :)

thankyouu so much for writing today , i love you, wish all the goo thing coming to your life

From my heart to yours ... danra ❤


 

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