Life has a funny way of teaching us. Whether it’s in the relationships we have, the people we meet, or the experiences we endure, you could say that life is one mighty teacher. It’s possibly what we can appreciate most about life, like how there is always another lesson to learn.
Devastation from one corner of the world can literally impact us all. The San Bernardino shooting reminds us that we each need to be agents of change and provide light in these dark times.
It’s only through difficulties, sacrifice, and and hard work do we not take things for granted, and that we are able to fully contribute to the world based on the lessons we gain along the way.
When things in our lives seem to be falling apart, it’s not easy to hold everything together. But it’s in these times when you may realize that sometimes things fall apart so that better things can fall together.
Too often we let our doubt and fear hold us back from the amazing life that we all can live. One successful entrepreneur reflects on his last conversations with his father, who died unexpectedly at 54, and vows not to live a life of regrets.
Why as we as a society constantly focusing on ourselves and not the greater good? When do we lose sight of the importance of helping others and using our gifts to change the world?
If you’re like most of us, you haven’t yet discovered your personal nirvana, the place where you’re truly free from suffering and are able to see deeper meaning in your existence. What will nirvana look like once you do find it? Starting today, set forth on a pilgrimage to discover nirvana. Use your values and personal philosophies as a guide.
