Seize the life you're meant to live
In order to take steps to live the life you're meant to live, its meaningful to realize all you need is within reach already. This perspective may throw part of your mind spinning.
After all, human beings are often taught that motivation is grounded in something you don't have but would like to have or experience. If you have what you need, then what happens to motivation? Would it lose something significant or, gain something else?
How you are motivated begins with your beliefs. When you are conditioned to believe you lack what you need, you motivate yourself to satisfy such needs. When you associate happiness with a certain image imposed from outside yourself, then you teach yourself seek what you think you don't have. Its all about the thoughts you nurture.
Some people discover the life they feel meant to lead based on a process of elimination. They gradually eliminate those thoughts, behaviours that don't enable them to feel good. If you don't know yet what this means, at least you can say what it isn't. That's a step in the right direction. You need to believe you're in the right place for you at this moment.
To seize the life you're meant to live, you don't have to go somewhere you're not. It makes sense to build confidence wherever you are. Have you learned what it means to be constantly mindful? To be conscious implies you connect to everything. Thoughts and dreams are interconnected. They assist you to see behind your values and principles.
Reader Comments (6)
This succinctly narrates how to think. It's amazing that we have all we need within us yet we constantly strive to find external sources of happiness. I've written a post yesterday that talks about the inner and outer realities. We often allow our inner reality be conditioned by the outer reality. I'd love to get your comment on it.
http://www.successsoul.com/2008/06/16/how-to-cultivate-mental-clarity-and-happiness/
Thanks
Shilpan
I am often amazed at how people think they want something that they do not want or need. They feel they should have whatever it is because the clock is ticking and their time doesn't coincide with universal or karmic time.
By being mindful of the steps they take, they will eventually go in the right direction and not fall into the trap of the haves and have-nots.
At a moment, my acceptance of the reality I face would mean just one - the acceptance of the being the dependent disabled or the living for to eat and wait for the death. Sorry for such conclusion.
I see being constantly mindful as recognition of myself in other and sharing these spiritual discoveries with all around.
Healthy people had more opportunities to live their dreams. As being the disabled myself I depend in some sense on the tools I have. And that becomes symbolical - my need of professional digital camera depicts my inability to live just for self and thus portray the truth, It is just impossible to experience the happiness here and now (or somewhere else) without recognition of oneself as a part of much bigger whole.
So I am to choose either sit ar the window and mourn in my consciousness, or to beg for the camera for to become alive by sharing the wonders of art therapy
Can I ask you for the help?