“Drink it slow or it’ll burn.” On a trip my brother and I were on many years ago some guy at a gas station said this to as were buying Naked smoothie drinks. I remember to this day for many reasons. Applying this concept metaphorically in our lives can perhaps help us enjoy things more …
Our external reality is comprised of many things, including actions and words others do and say to us. Things that happen to us, that we experience through our senses. Our external reality is also made up of our job, our living environment, our life situation. As we grow up and live, our external reality has …
Intentions: A thing intended; an aim or plan Underneath everything we do or say are intentions, without exception. I think often times we misinterpret other people’s intentions which affects how we respond as well as the outcomes of situations. Someone might make direct eye contact with us and we interpret it as a glare, that …
Wisdom for the day: April 25, 2020 We all have complaints about one thing or another in our lives. Some we can create change of and others not. Many of us wish we were taller, or perhaps shorter, but this is probably something we cannot change, at least until science figures out how to shrink …
We all get angry and it can be difficult to let go of, especially when we feel offended or justified but it is essential to our happiness to master the practice of letting things go. Someone cuts us off on our way to work, our inclination would likely be to honk, possibly flip the bird …
Metaphorically, rain is always there. Fear, adversity, trauma, depression, anxiety, you name it. I tried to find an inverted representation of this picture I saw some time ago depicting a person standing under an umbrella, however, rather than it protecting them from the rain, it is only raining inside the umbrella. Once they notice this, …
“Time is Money” – Benjamin Franklin Our most precious currency is time and we only have a finite amount. 24 hours are gifted to us each day, and that’s all the time we ever have to take action. We likely only have access to a limited number of those hours due to demands of our …
Be sure you put your feet in the right, then stand firm. -Abraham Lincoln In many facets of our lives, in our ways of being, we may not have ideal concepts, opinions, and beliefs in our way of operating or the example we set for others. Considering we may not be aware of our misguidedness …
