Embracing the understanding of the immortality of the soul is a profound journey towards finding peace, not just with your own body’s mortality but with the inevitability of your loved ones' passing as well.
While we can play a role in influencing others, the profound transformation required to elevate the collective consciousness rests within the hearts and minds of each individual.
Be present, engage fully in what you do, and appreciate the ever-changing nature of things, so you can truly make the most of your time. The clock is ticking, or is it?
Live your life as a beacon of kindness, tolerance and self improvement. Instead of material achievements, let this be your timeless legacy.
Together, we have the capacity to create a world where meaningful progress and kindness prevail. The next time you hear or use the term 'woke,' remember that all humans are on their unique journeys, each advancing at their own pace.
Embrace your individuality, strive to develop the qualities you admire in others, and continue on your journey of self-discovery.
To the Yogis, it is key to understand how your mind works, because, as with any other practice, the better you understand it, the better you can control it.
Sometimes, or most times, you won't achieve the results as fast as you expected. Don't be disheartened if things seem stuck. Cultivate patience and understand that the rhythm of life is deliberate.
Instead of constantly comparing ourselves to others around us or in another country, let us just strive to be better than we were yesterday. Let’s find contentment in our personal growth and a sense of unity with the world.
Explore every facet of life, approach every challenge with an open mind, and try looking at things from different perspectives. In doing so, you'll uncover profound insights hidden within apparently contradictory viewpoints.
Try to be an example, but don't assume someone else is going to act exactly as you would. Be aware of your surroundings. Keep your composure. Don't get triggered. Don't overreact.
There's really only one place where you can fully retreat from the outside world. Somewhere where you, the real you, cannot be harmed. This is where you experience "the peace that passeth all understanding" as the Yogis knew centuries ago.
