The Blessed Life

A home is a sanctuary, a place of refuge and safety.  It is a home that nourishes the souls.  It should be a place of peace.  It should be the place where the souls find true comfort.  It is a heaven on Mother Earth. I should not treat my home as a hotel, just for me to sleep in.  I must not neglect the duty to clean it.  I should not leave the tasks of house cleaning and house keeping to the helper or a maid.  I have to be part of it.  It is what I do to the house, not with the help of the helper or a maid, that gives a direct expression to the state of my mind. Things in the house have to be organized.  They have to be neatly tidied up.  Just like a child who observes the parents to gain life lessons, the house watches the owners too.  It gives its blessings when the owners play their roles.  The energy that I put in into the house is returned back to me, accordingly. Everything there is in the house is because of something the owners do.  Whether it is the picture that I hang in the

I need to look into my life and question myself whether I dominantly think negatively or positively?  Do I spend time creating barriers or finding ways to get through them?  I know, and accept, that I am not perfect.  Such, in my life, there is always something to improve on. Life is always full of opportunities.  It has no boundary and the only boundary is on the way I think.  When I draw a line, I am limiting what I can achieve.  When I draw a line, I am not open to opportunities.  When a line is drawn, I narrow down all favourable circumstances. When I dream for a big house, for example, I have to focus on the joy of owning it and all the blessings.  I should not be thinking 'Oh, it is such a big house and I will be spending all my time cleaning' or 'Oh, this big space will harm my body'.  When I set boundary, the Universe will not provide nor will she conspire with my dream. To live a beautiful life, I must learn not to let my assumption set the reality.  The nature

A message was posted in a social media group and it makes me thinking.  It makes me wonder how egoistical am I?  Would I be able to realize and admit that I am one?  Am I that sort that must win at all costs rather than I do my best and just be humble?  Do I easily blame others when things don't go my way? The message reads 'Leave the ego, otherwise everyone leaves you'.   Even when everyone is to leave me, I have to live a humble life.  I have to find ways whether my arrogance is slowly putting people off?  Do I constantly talk about myself and brag all my family's greatest achievements and not asking others how they are?  Being humble will make a difference in the lives of all humans. I have to analyze my thoughts.  Do I feel superior to others?  Do I feel inferior to others?  What do I need to do to feel equal?  There has to be a way that I can self reflect.  Should I dismiss not to analyze my thoughts, I can become self centered. Too much arrogance will not make me

I have to welcome all the good things in life.  I welcome positive things as they make me joyful.  They make me to appreciate life.  They generate more positive things. I welcome peace.  Inner peace allows me to confront life with an open heart and mind.  It helps me to keep track of what is important.  It eliminates negative influences.  Peace resolves all conflicts without violence. I welcome love.  Love solidifies my desire to be human, a good human.  Love creates a sense of harmony in any forms of relationship.  Love inspires and it motivates me into doing something good for my growth and well being. I welcome happiness.  Happiness boosts major benefits for my health.  It helps my emotional mind, mental mind, physical mind and spiritual mind to function better.  Happiness makes me to be satisfied with who I am, with what I have. I welcome good health.  I must learn to treat my body with love and respect.  With good health, anything is possible.  Without it, I cannot live life to it