It's tough to wake up in the morning while not knowing which day awaits you… what does life have in stores for you? But, isn’t this the norm?
Don’t we get so used to our everyday blessings that we take them for granted…. We wake up expecting our eyes to see, our limbs to move, our heart to regularly beat, our stomach to digest whatever we throw in there, our kids to behave, our fridge to function, our car to start… it is all there for us everyday… so we get used to the luxury… yes, this is luxury… life is not that easy for many or even for most of people…
I am not in anyway suggesting that we swallow our pains and frustrations or burry them under a pile of bitter sweet gratitude… Not at all… instead, may be we should also expect the best out of our challenging situation… expect our boss to give us that raise, our CV to land in the right hands, our spouse to be in a good mood, our bills to wait until the pay check arrives, our teenage boy to study, our pains to ease and those extra pounds to melt… We should expect the best, {!firstname_fix}!
Let’s all try it for the next week! Let's wake up with a smile and an open heart full of enthusiasm, love and peace…
Let's wake up expecting the best out of life... But, most importantly let's detach from any specific way or form in which this ‘best’ should appear in your life.
The moment we get attached to specific outcome or result, we become disempowered... we lose control and face our human limitations...
Instead, let's train our minds to see the blessing in every crisis, the opportunity in every challenge, the beauty in every alley and the light in every dark tunnel... this is not a pollyanish view to life... this is the law of nature... The Divine order
Let's trust in this Divine order... This Divine perfection... Let's trust that 'the best' will come our way in the exact time, shape and form it is designed to... let's trust the process, enjoy the journey and learn the valuable lessons along the way...
And, as Napolian Hill wrote in his book Think and Grow Rich: "Don't look for opportunities in the far distances of space and time, but embrace them right where you are, because where you are already has the perfection and the balance"
out Have a blessed week!
Don’t we get so used to our everyday blessings that we take them for granted…. We wake up expecting our eyes to see, our limbs to move, our heart to regularly beat, our stomach to digest whatever we throw in there, our kids to behave, our fridge to function, our car to start… it is all there for us everyday… so we get used to the luxury… yes, this is luxury… life is not that easy for many or even for most of people…
I am not in anyway suggesting that we swallow our pains and frustrations or burry them under a pile of bitter sweet gratitude… Not at all… instead, may be we should also expect the best out of our challenging situation… expect our boss to give us that raise, our CV to land in the right hands, our spouse to be in a good mood, our bills to wait until the pay check arrives, our teenage boy to study, our pains to ease and those extra pounds to melt… We should expect the best, {!firstname_fix}!
Let’s all try it for the next week! Let's wake up with a smile and an open heart full of enthusiasm, love and peace…
Let's wake up expecting the best out of life... But, most importantly let's detach from any specific way or form in which this ‘best’ should appear in your life.
The moment we get attached to specific outcome or result, we become disempowered... we lose control and face our human limitations...
Instead, let's train our minds to see the blessing in every crisis, the opportunity in every challenge, the beauty in every alley and the light in every dark tunnel... this is not a pollyanish view to life... this is the law of nature... The Divine order
Let's trust in this Divine order... This Divine perfection... Let's trust that 'the best' will come our way in the exact time, shape and form it is designed to... let's trust the process, enjoy the journey and learn the valuable lessons along the way...
And, as Napolian Hill wrote in his book Think and Grow Rich: "Don't look for opportunities in the far distances of space and time, but embrace them right where you are, because where you are already has the perfection and the balance"
out Have a blessed week!
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