The Blessed Life

When I earnestly clean on my past, I erase the errors.  The more I clean, more errors get erased.  Cleaning let me to delete my unwanted data.  It helps me to remove unwanted past beliefs.  It expunges past values so that I can be free and to start anew. Why do I want to clean?  The purpose is to heal the past and that I get to forgive myself.  Cleaning allows me to understand that all my past beliefs are not allowing me to move forward, the way my soul wants it.  These past beliefs are preventing me from living my life to the fullest.   Cleaning helps me to let go of resentment.  It also clears out preconceptions in how I view others.  The more that I clean, I get to remove toxic, self limiting beliefs, doubts and fears from my mind.  I will be interacting with quality things.  I get to connect with people that are vibrating at the same frequency. The moment I start to clean, there will be paradigm shift.  But first, I must take full responsibility on all my actions.  I have to stop t

Happiness makes me to move forward with joy.  It is a feeling to tell me my life is good.  It gives me a sense of well being and contentment.  It is letting me to experience positive and pleasant emotions in my state of being.  In mental, emotional, physical and spiritual states. Happiness improves the quality of life.  It matters when I want to achieve beautiful things in life.  I am an emotional being and to experience happiness on a daily basis makes a lot of difference in life.  It makes me to connect with others meaningfully.  It builds my capacity to cope and I get to appreciate life. Happiness is not by chance but by choice.  Trying to live a happy life is not about denying negative emotions.  Nor it is about pretending to feel joyful all the time.  When I am happy, it is good to make the most of the good times.  Happiness is a deep sense of flourishing. It is important I keep happiness alive.  It is an emotional state to create quality in life.  It enriches the feelings of sati

I am not perfect and that is the real me.  Nor do I want to be perfect.  To be perfect is to live a life in an imaginary ideal world.  But, my world is not imaginary nor it is perfectly ideal.  Striving for perfection is stressful and I do not want to live a stressful life. When I stop striving for perfection, I can be less worried and be a happy person.  To pursue a perfect life, I create unrealistic expectations from myself, without realizing it much.  Perfectionism steals away the meaning on life as it constantly remind me that I will never be good enough. I do not want to be right either.  Being right inflates my sense of self worth, my undying ego.  It is an unhealthy feeling that wreak havoc on my relationship with others.  To think that I am right, and always have to be right, fails me from acknowledging that life is far from perfect. What I should live for is to make things right.  To make things right for me and not for someone else.  I have to live to make myself happy first.