The Universe is part of a weft that is continuously weaved, thus creating reality, where each thread (human beings, you) is responsible for its own place (feelings, behaviors). Everything is an entity that is connected to everything else. So are people. So are you.
(from "Sorry, No Flowers. Seeds Only.")
Is wondering
about the meaning of life
an idle question?
(from "Sorry, No Flowers. Seeds Only,")
Some think that happiness resides in past events because the present is neither very pleasant nor fulfilling.
Others hope to find it in the future, when their dreams may still come true.
Many believe that happiness is a myth.
What do "you" think?
It's wiser for you to be totally present in the here and now, to pay attention to the blessings you have been given - which you should be enjoying this very moment, and the next. Be thankful. Once you feel you are fully aware of your steady 'base', you can start building a more fulfilling life.
(from "Sorry, No Flowers. Seeds Only,")
If you perceive your physical appearance from a more positive standpoint, you realize that improvement is usually possible. The same happens with your approach to life. If you learn to see yourself in a more favorable light and act accordingly, your new perspective will become your reality.
(from my book "Sorry, No Flowers. Seeds Only.")
Do you believe that you have the power to influence, even determine, the way your existence will unfold from now on? And, if you do, are you consistently using such power? No one can afford to be superficial on such a subject. At least, no one who cares to live more serenely.
(from my book "Sorry, No Flowers. Seeds Only.")
Time is the great Teacher, but only if you are willing to receive the message it keeps sending you throughout your whole life by the experiences it offers you, day after day, after day, after day.
(from my book "Sorry, No Flowers. Seeds Only.")
While facing a serious crisis in my life, I thought that the principles for re-programming my thoughts and, consequently, my life was an impossible dream. Then I happened to read something like this: “When your life is not fulfilling, you have two choices: stay there and keep being unhappy, or stand up and find a way to get out of the rut you are in.” As I realized I wasn’t a ‘quitter’, I decided to try. It took some time, as anything worthwhile does, but I was able not only to get out of the ‘rut’, but to make decisions that changed my life for the better. In “Sorry, No Flowers. Seeds Only” I share some considerations on daily occurrences based on my experience, because I believe they can help anyone to make the adjustments needed to achieve a more serene way of living.
