I mean apart from the billions of inter-connected lives/moments/experiences.
Endings and namaskars.
A big big thank you for the challenges so far.
They've been very (very) interesting.
Hard sometimes. Harder some others. And surprisingly breezy some other times :)
Why do i always harp on 'lessons'.
I think its because they make life worthwhile.
I think they give it meaning.
I think thats why we exist. To learn.
In the ashram this week... an audio was played.
A lady asked what were 'good values'.
I learnt that they were those
-that made you a more loving person
-that made you a more compassionate person
-that made you capable of unconditional love
Another important lesson alongside?
"Never take somebody elses vomit".
If someone spews ugly words, from the deepest part of YOUR soul... forgive the words and move away.
You are in no way obliged to take that vomit in.
Move away and free your ears of the nuisance.
Pray for everyone but don't hurt yourself in the process.
You know the proverb right?
Khaali haath aayein hain, khaali haath jaayenge
(We come empty handed and leave empty handed)
Honestly, the only thing we leave with is the extent to which we've awakened to our
"true nature" (one of love)
Something else I just remembered.
If you can think of five people (barring immediate family)
who are genuinely grateful to have a person like You on Earth for the positivity and happiness you bring to others for the sake of happiness and goodness. Then dearest soul, you're blessed.
God Bless Everyone.
Namaskar.
:)
I guess the blogs can't HELP overlapping :)
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