Does our life reflect our deeds?

 

Our deeds direct our lives. What we give to the world comes back to us in many ways.

One reason we see more suffering and misery everywhere is the lack of human values. Everyone is just so occupied with fulfilling their endless desires that they neglect their fellow humans in need.

Do good and carry good intentions. Your goodness and deeds always come back to you. It might not happen in the way and form you want, but it could be your well-being, prosperity, a calm and peaceful mind and a happy heart.

Connecting to higher power

 

Connecting with the higher power means that you have become aware of the divinity within you, and by creating a union with the divine, you receive the divine power.

Most people live in fear because they are so involved in the material world that they lack a spiritual connection. The material world brings anxiety, stress and worry because we are always afraid of losing. On the spiritual path, we always feel fearless because we find divinity in every happening of life and a reason to feel grateful even if we lose.

Make time for inner connection. The more intensely you are connected to your inner self, the more powerful you feel, even in the most challenging situations of life.

Are you making productive use of your time?

 

Time is precious because it can create and build the life of our dream. When we misuse our time, we lessen our chances of succeeding.

The way we spend our time greatly influences our lives. When we spend our time in unproductive activities such as daydreaming, aimlessly surfing the internet, gossiping, oversleeping and overthinking, we lose time and dull our minds. End of the day, when nothing gets done, we feel disappointed and stressed, which further demotivates us.

Value your time. Start your day with a positive mind, a day plan, and little goals. Strive to achieve as much as possible in your day. End of the day, appreciate yourself for your effort and analyse so you can make even more efficient use of your time.

Sometimes, rejection is the way that takes us to a better place, to someone who can appreciate our worth.

 

Rejection in any aspect of life, personal or professional, can be very disappointing. We feel hurt and may even see it as an end to everything. As we cannot see how things may turn out in the future, we feel we have lost the opportunity to succeed or the person we wanted to be with.

If someone rejects you, however disappointing it may be, don’t make it a reason to hold yourself back, find fault in yourself or feel incapable. Allow time to accept it, analyse if you could have done things any better, and bring changes that may help you improve. As life goes on and you meet someone who finds worth in you and opportunities that bring out the best in you, you will look back and realise that rejection was nothing but a new pathway for you.

Do you accept your mistake?

 

Everyone makes mistakes, but most people are hesitant to admit them. By dismissing our fault, we dismiss our chance to learn and improve.

Sometimes, even with our best intentions, things go wrong. When we know we are at fault, most of us become defensive. We fear admitting our mistakes will put us down in front of others, so we keep denying it. Doing this not only does it hampers our relationship but even our personal growth.

To grow in life, look at ways to need to improve yourself. Improvement can only happen when you realise your shortcomings and are willing to work on them.

Why do we find some people so comforting?

 

People who truly understand us without being judgemental always bring our hearts at ease.

At the times when our heart is broken, we look for support from those around us. What we need at that time is someone who can listen to us, see our life from our perspective and understand what we are going through. When someone offers us such comfort, we don't feel alone in our pain and it helps to overcome that painful period with a little ease.

Be a comforting heart for others. It only takes a little understanding to lessen someone's pain.