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connection: everything comes full circle, it all makes sense— eventually. trust your intuition to know when this moment arrives. be present

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Learn to trust the journey even when you do not understand it.

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Whatever we plant in our subconscious mind and nourish with repetition and emotion will one day become a reality.

Earl Nightingale – 1921-1989, Radio Personality and Author (via believetheenergy)

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It is the essence of mindfulness: non-reaction. People will tell you meditation helps you control your thoughts. They’ll say you can practice and become more mindful. But they won’t tell you that there is actually no progress you can make by your forceful will. That trying to not try is a mechanism which breaks down the aspirant to a state where it is recognized that they are powerless. Then they accept the situation, and as soon as they stop trying, it happens. In the same way, judgments and fears will occur in the mind. You cannot directly stop them.Yet, if you do not react to them, they become as shadows. Without power, illusions of the egoic mind. Seeing this clearly will come with practice, sure. But that’s what the secret is. You are learning how to give up, which creates acceptance and flow, which then means you have gotten out of your own way. It is an unleashing of passive energy, and it is staggeringly powerful. Behind it is the force of all existence and time. It flows with you already. There is nothing which is not you. But the ego restricts you to this body/mind and creates judgments of better and worse. It is all illusion. Fears. But you are infinite. There is nothing for you to fear, once you see yourself clearly.

Silent Gong (via silentgong)

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Feel it. The thing that you don’t want to feel. Feel it, and be free.

Nayyirah Waheed (via wethinkwedream)

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Self-acceptance isn’t something that happens overnight. It won’t occur miraculously. It’s something that we have to actively participate in if we want to make any real progress. It takes time, work and effort. And it’s something that we have to do; no one can save us from our thoughts except us. It means making the choice, each and every day, to counter negative self-talk, to consciously remember the things we like about ourselves. It’s a decision that, when insecurity hits - and it undoubtedly will - we’ll do our best to put up a fight and stand our ground, to counter our inner critic with kindness and compassion.  It’s a lifelong journey; self-acceptance isn’t a destination, it’s a process, a habit, a skill to be honed. It gets easier over time. But it starts with a simple choice, the decision to be a friend to ourselves, a guardian of our own well-being and an active participant in our own lives.

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Each one of us has gotta do our work in healing ourselves, in stopping the cycle of being broken and breaking others. We can blame the people who broke us, and they can blame the people who broke them, and so on, ad infinitum, but at some point it has to stop. Someone has to chose to break the chain. It’s the only way our world will improve. 

Negativity, bitterness, resentment, hostility, these are all contagious, all easily spread. We all have to work on curing ourselves. The only other option is perpetually passing this pain onto one another. A rolling epidemic of suffering.

If healing is gonna happen, it’s gotta be on an individual level. This world is made of people, not abstract concepts, not political policies, but living, breathing people. Human beings. Individuals. We are what makes this world what it is. So we can’t sit and wait for the world to fix itself. That makes no sense. We are the world. Each one of us has to play our part in our collective healing. It’s the only way.

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How can i stop being fearfull, in my current situation i cant help but be afraid of what is gonna happen next and i just need to trust. How can i do that

It sounds so simple but just keep choosing love. It all comes down to the choice between the two. Don’t let the fear overwhelm you or control you. Relax. Breathe. Remember it is all your creation. You are the creator creating a positive reality for yourself and others with your throughts words and actions. Come back into your power. The I Am presence. Let go of beliefs and patterns no longer positively serving the self. Release them to the universe with your breath. Breathe in love. Breathe out fear. You are guided and protected always. You are safe. Truly believe it. Feel the energy shifting and illuminating your heart with this truth. Love is always the truth. Fear is illusion. Focus your energy on creating heaven on earth, and so it is.

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the only advice I can give to you is to keep loving, keep loving with everything you have and life will take the right course

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Let us rise up and be thankful, for if we didn’t learn a lot at least we learned a little, and if we didn’t learn a little, at least we didn’t get sick, and if we got sick, at least we didn’t die; so, let us all be thankful.

Gautama Buddha (via purplebuddhaproject)

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We are who we are because of those who came before us

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If you understand, things are just as they are; If you do not understand, things are just as they are.

Zen Proverb (via purplebuddhaproject)

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Life is a series of natural and spontaneous changes. Don’t resist them - that only creates sorrow. Let reality be reality. Let things flow naturally forward in whatever way they like.

Lao Tzu (via flowgently)

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Your radiant energy is waiting to shine through if you’re willing to do the work to release it.

Kimberley Blaine (via mysimplereminders)