The Blessed Life

The Universe sees all things as golden opportunities.  Everything she has, everything she offers, they are meant to make all lives better.  Everybody deserves and nobody is left behind.   She, who walks with the Divine, continually showers all lives with fullness.  Those who ask shall receive.  Those who have less have asked for less. It is my mind that consents to receive them to a greater or lesser extent.  In purely spiritual matters, Divinity grants all desires.  Divinity fills all wants.  It is me who is not able to fully comprehend on the gift of receiving.  The gift of receiving creates intimacy and expands consciousness. I have to receive everything with faith, with love and with joy.  Knowing it is an attitude.  I should not be receiving with doubts.  Doubts will sabotage the outcomes.  Doubts stem from past negative experiences and they will not give the clarity on where I want to go next. I have to choose.  Do I want to flow with opportunity and take charge?  Or, do I want t

Growing old is natural.  One cannot avoid it.  I should not be ashamed that I am getting old.  It is important to accept on the sequence of predictable process of life.  There is nothing to fear.  It shall be wise that I have the right attitude to face reality. For me to have quality golden years starts with the right mindset today.  Just like the computer, I have to start to defragment my thoughts and deleting unwanted files and data now.   I have to abandon all old beliefs, all old conditioning and programmings.  Should I not clean, delete and erase them, I will not get to live my golden years with better and mature perspectives. I should create a vision to see myself growing old gracefully.  More essentially, I have to teach my mind to accept changes and own them.  My mind has to keep finding meaningful activities continuously.  My mind has to stay sane.  My thought process should be reasonable and sensible. I want to live my old age with a healthy mind and body.  That I have a stab

I believe it is good to be a Nowist.  When I am a Nowist, I live in the now.  The only way for me to function well, to stay sane and to be empowered is to function efficiently in the now.  What matters is now, not yesterday and not tomorrow. Being in the now makes me to be aware, and mindful, of what is happening at this very moment.  I shall not, and must not, be distracted by the process of continuously thinking on the past or to worry about the future.   My task is to ground myself in the here and now.  Here and now is the point between my past and the future. I have to comfort myself not to dwell on the past.  The past has left me and I can only use it to illustrate a point and to leave it behind.  Nothing really matters except what I do now in this instant of time. Tomorrow will be what I do today.  When I want tomorrow to be a better future, I have to start taking actions today.  I have to make today be the right day to love, to believe.  Today is a good day for a good day and fo