For all those new readers that recently started to read my blog... Welcome!!! I write here about awakening, yoga and my daily life. By describing my life, I'm actually trying to give you some different perspective that you can apply on your life.
I see you living life full of sorrows, so I'm facing a great dilemma... why does your life taste like chicken? I'm curious, did love and hate for you evolve independently or did they both inherit chicken-less from a common ancestor?
I am not saying that I know something. I know nothing. I don’t have any definite answer to give you. I write what I see, sometimes with bad grammar. Take it as that. But I must tell you, you are bound by your concepts and beliefs. Know that everything is false and try to live by seeing that falseness.
There is no right or wrong, it is not important, really, by time, you will see that you were wrong about everything. And then you will discover that your life taste like chicken because you believe that you're important and your life is true. Neither is the case.
Have you noticed my efforts here?
I write articles about living life by being awake with special attention on the beauty of being content with what you have and who you really are. Sometimes I go off the topic and write like a nihilist but that is not really what I want to convey.
I’m definitely a goal oriented person — I always have goals, whether that’s writing a better post, doing yoga, improving my health, getting up early, losing weight, or one of a dozen other goals I’m having in the last couple of months.
I enjoy my life and I am content with what I have — but I know that without improvement, no matter how happy I am, the things will eventually go downhill. If I don’t fight and strive for better, I have given up on life. I fight like a tiger knowing well that all is useless. I'm nobody, life has no meaning, all is just a dream... so why worry? I enjoy what it comes.
You choose whether you are happy or unhappy
If you’re unhappy with your life right now, I will say that it’s because you’ve chosen to be unhappy. It sounds harsh, but it’s completely true. Pardon me, you are reading my blog, so you're neither homeless nor clinically depressed nor the one who undergone terrible tragedies or abuse in your past. You're normal human being so this applies to you.
I hear you, your life is crap, and of course, you're going to be unhappy. Your job isn’t going well, your relationships aren’t going well, your finances are very bad, you're overweight, your life is a mess.
But listen to this... it’s proven that it’s not the conditions that make you unhappy, but your choice of thoughts, your attitude.
When you're unhappy, you focus on all the bad things in your life. Not only that, but you continually think about how bad things are, you complain, and you ask, “Why me?” You walk on the verge of inaction and eventually depression. You become grumpy and cynic. That, in turn, only made the situation worse. It certainly does not help you.
I am not saying focus on only good things in your life and have positive thoughts. I don't say that! Because while you have problems at your work and with your relationships and with your finances or health and all that... there is still the opportunity to be content with yourself.
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