The world in itself, both physically and ideologically, is much more vast than our own little bubble. By taking the time to value and consider someone else's opinion before responding, we may learn something new that enriches our being and makes us better people.
"Right & Wrong" "Good & Bad" are relative. People aren't as simple as "what you see is what you get." Try to look beyond words and actions for purposeful intent. Often times, people mean well. Look at the bigger picture.
Saying "Yes" requires us to bypass our previous judgments & dig deep into ourselves & wrangle the strong emotions like empathy and compassion that can often be hard for us to deal with ourselves. Positive change comes from "Yes". Take the time to care.
Variety is the spice of life, right? The same should apply when we consider others' cultures, values, and traditions that vary from our own. We are fortunate to have the diverse cultural map of the world. These variations present us with an understanding of ourselves as a whole.
Violence occurs naturally, it always has, from the smallest cell membranes to erupting volcanoes. Notice, however, that violence occurs with pressure. As intellectual beings, we should make a better effort to recognize these pressures and work to resolve them peacefully.
Everyone deserves to be happy and to celebrate the individual they are & all of their quirks. At the end of the day, you're the only one that has to lie in your coffin. Make the most of your life by living it the way you WANT to. APPRECIATE YOURSELF!
Comparative religion has proven that there are several common themes among the innumerable faiths & practices. No matter your practice, or lack thereof, it should be more important to practice your personal truth than to seek validation from others.
Kindness can only have a positive affect. You'll feel great about yourself, and you may just be the pick-me-up someone was waiting for. Go out of your way to be a good person. Karma points galore.
You deserve to determine your own beliefs. Question your beliefs as well. When you stop questioning things, you stop learning. Go out and find the answers you seek, remember the 5 Ws and the H! Who? What? When? Where? Why? How?
It promotes compassion, understanding, forms bonds, centers you. It is ok to be in touch with your emotions. People aren't mind readers, speak up about how you feel!
Too many people jump into arguing without even knowing what they are arguing about in the first place. If people took more time to educate themselves before turning to conflict the world would be a more peaceful and understanding place.
It promotes compassion, understanding, forms bonds, centers you. It is ok to be in touch with your emotions. People aren't mind readers, speak up about how you feel!
Kindness can only have a positive affect. You'll feel great about yourself, and you may just be the pick-me-up someone was waiting for. Go out of your way to be a good person. Karma points galore.
Comparative religion has proven that there are several common themes among the innumerable faiths & practices. No matter your practice, or lack thereof, it should be more important to practice your personal truth than to seek validation from others.
Everyone deserves to be happy and to celebrate the individual they are & all of their quirks. At the end of the day, you're the only one that has to lie in your coffin. Make the most of your life by living it the way you WANT to. APPRECIATE YOURSELF!
Violence occurs naturally, it always has, from the smallest cell membranes to erupting volcanoes. Notice, however, that violence occurs with pressure. As intellectual beings, we should make a better effort to recognize these pressures and work to resolve them peacefully.
Variety is the spice of life, right? The same should apply when we consider others' cultures, values, and traditions that vary from our own. We are fortunate to have the diverse cultural map of the world. These variations present us with an understanding of ourselves as a whole.
Saying "Yes" requires us to bypass our previous judgments & dig deep into ourselves & wrangle the strong emotions like empathy and compassion that can often be hard for us to deal with ourselves. Positive change comes from "Yes". Take the time to care.
"Right & Wrong" "Good & Bad" are relative. People aren't as simple as "what you see is what you get." Try to look beyond words and actions for purposeful intent. Often times, people mean well. Look at the bigger picture.
The world in itself, both physically and ideologically, is much more vast than our own little bubble. By taking the time to value and consider someone else's opinion before responding, we may learn something new that enriches our being and makes us better people.
You wouldn't even exist, let alone know what you know, do what you do or have the freedom you have if it wasn't for those before you. And so to honour the improbability of your existence, add to the 'map of life' left by those before you, and pass it on to those after you.