segunda-feira, 11 de março de 2013
sábado, 9 de março de 2013
Our Greatest Triumphs
''Babe Ruth had to step up to the plate many times before he hit his first home run.
We will all fall. This is not a shortcoming, nor is it a mistake. It’s part of the process. We are destined to fall, but we are also all destined to succeed.
Our greatest triumphs often come at the heels of our most painful failures.''
by Yehuda Berg
quinta-feira, 7 de março de 2013
nearer than you think
''Whatever questions we need answers to, or problems we need solved, the solutions are usually nearer than we think.
We sometimes feel we have to read many books, travel long distances, or go to great lengths to find solutions, but in truth the universe puts our answers close to us.
We just won’t see the answers until we are willing to change.
When we have a willingness to do what needs to be done to make a change, we will see clearly that the answer to our problems were right in front of us all along.''
by Yehuda Berg
We sometimes feel we have to read many books, travel long distances, or go to great lengths to find solutions, but in truth the universe puts our answers close to us.
We just won’t see the answers until we are willing to change.
When we have a willingness to do what needs to be done to make a change, we will see clearly that the answer to our problems were right in front of us all along.''
by Yehuda Berg
letting go of understanding
''All of us who seek to be conscious and aware regard our experiences as teachers, and we try to discern what lessons we are learning from the things that happen in our lives.
Sometimes the lesson is very clear from the get-go, and other times we have to really search to understand the deeper meaning behind some event. While this search often yields results, there also comes a point in the search where what we really need to do is move forward. It is possible that we are not meant to know the deeper meaning of certain occurrences.
Answers may come later in our lives, or they may come as a result of letting go, or they may never come.
We are all part of a complex system of being, and things work themselves out in the system as a whole.
Sometimes we are just playing a necessary part in that process with a result larger than we can understand.
It may have very little to do with us personally, and while that can be hard to understand, it can also free us from overthinking the matter.
Sometimes it is best to see it in terms of karma, a past debt we have been able to repay in this way, or as the clearing of energy.
We can simply thank the event for being part of our experience and let it go. This completes the process that the occurrence has made possible.
To make this letting go official, we can perform a ritual, make a final journal entry on the subject, or sit in meditation with the intention of releasing the event from our consciousness. As we do so, we summon it one last time, honoring it with our attention, thanking it, and saying good-bye. We then let it go out the door, out the window, out the top of our heads, or into the earth through the bottoms of our feet, liberating ourselves from any burden we have carried in association with it. ''
by Madysin Taylor
quarta-feira, 6 de março de 2013
filhos e filhas de mil homens
«Todos nascemos filhos de mil pais e de mil mães, e a solidão é sobretudo a incapacidade de ver qualquer pessoa como nos pertencendo, para que nos pertença de verdade e se gere cuidado mútuo. Como se os nossos mil pais e mais mil mães coincidam em parte, como se fôssemos por aí irmãos, irmãos uns dos outros. Somos o resultado de tanta gente, de tanta história, de grandes sonhos que vão passando de pessoa a pessoa , que nunca estaremos sós.»
Valter Hugo Mãe, in O filho de mil homens
terça-feira, 5 de março de 2013
segunda-feira, 4 de março de 2013
sexta-feira, 1 de março de 2013
quinta-feira, 28 de fevereiro de 2013
unique
''We are each given unique gifts to assist us in carrying out our individual life’s purpose.
This is why it doesn’t pay to compare ourselves to the person next to us.
Comparisons keep you from being the best version of yourself.
What you have to offer no one else ever can, because no one else is you''.
by Yehuda Berg
This is why it doesn’t pay to compare ourselves to the person next to us.
Comparisons keep you from being the best version of yourself.
What you have to offer no one else ever can, because no one else is you''.
by Yehuda Berg
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