“When I really loved myself, I realized that in all circumstances, I was in the right place, at the right time, at the right time. I know today that he has a name?-love.
When I really loved myself, I could see that my anguish, my emotional suffering, is just a sign that I’m going against my truths, I know today?Authenticity.
- When I really loved myself.
- I stopped wanting my life to be different and started to see that everything that happened was contributing to my growth.
- Shall I call him today? Maturity.
When I really loved myself, I began to realize how offensive it was to try to force a situation or someone just to achieve what I wanted, even though I know this is not the time, or that the person is not prepared, including myself. Today, I know the name of this. Respect.
When I really loved myself, I started to get rid of everything that wasn’t healthy: people, tasks, everything and everything that degrades me, at first my reason called it selfishness. Today I know his name: self-love.
When I really loved myself, I stopped fearing my free time and stopped doing great projects, I left the megalomaniacal projects of the future, today I do what I think is right, what I love, when I want and at my own pace. Do I know today? Simplicity.
When I really loved myself, I stopped wanting to be right all the time and with that I made fewer mistakes. Did I find out today? Humility.
When he really loved me, I stopped reliving the dust of the past and worrying about the future, now I stay in the present, where life happens, today I live day by day. Is that so? Fullness.
When I really loved myself, I realized that my mind could torment me and disappoint me, but when I put it at the service of my heart, it becomes a great ally. Do you know how to live?.
Charlie Chaplin
Your strengths are greater than your doubts and your job is to experiment to be aware of the difficulty of maintaining something without understanding the importance of these values. Make no mistake, because it doesn’t matter if you don’t have the best and most modern. Mobile phone model on the market, if you make the most expensive trip, whether it will be a resounding success or if you reach the ideal body with scalpel strokes.
John Lennon once said that “life is what happens while we do other projects. “We act as if there is no time limit, when in reality time is the finiteest; it will always end.
We stand every day as if we had an eternity to understand what our success is, and we take steps beyond our goals, we forget that the fleetingness of sand as we pass on the other side of the hourglass is our daily choice to pass the other side and continue to climb the mountain of inner happiness. We also forget that, for now, this is the only life we are sure to share.
You might stop and think you might miss something. You might think about what real values you haven’t understood yet, whether you care so much about doing what society takes for granted, or whether it’s more important for you to follow how it’s not incompatible, is that the main thing is how you feel.
We live in a world that does not allow us to understand that, day after day, the sun sets earlier, we are so busy dreaming and programming the future that we spend our present time packing those dreams that we believe we will one day realize and send them to a destination that may never happen.
We postpone our lives for a better time when we will have more hours in the day or we will have achieved our goals. And with that, we forget that our watch does not know the world beyond the 24 hours it knows how to settle down and that the opportunity to fight with our dreams is what it gives us today.
We forget that living means understanding that time passes smoothly and that it gives us the opportunity to appreciate the small things that life offers us, to truly love us, to live is precisely this: to know how to recognize and appreciate the paths that give us. Clues to understand that our half of the orange is inside of us and that it doesn’t make much sense to look for it outside. This is one of life’s most important gifts.
As long as you are willing to upset your world so that all this happens, remember that human happiness is not usually achieved with great strokes of luck, which can happen little, but with small things that happen every day. (Benjamin Franklin).