turn all that hurt you
to your benefit
turn all that hurt you
to your benefit
thoughtkick:
“If you want to be happy, you have to be happy on purpose. When you wake up, you can’t just wait to see what kind of day you’ll have. You have to decide what kind of day you’ll have.”
— Joel Osteen
happiness is a result
of focus
a choice made
to focus
on all that is good in your life
all that you have
to be thankful for
a spiritual posture
an attitude
of gratitude
so consistently chosen
that it forms a heart
of contentment and joy
“The pain that you create now is always some form of nonacceptance, some form of unconscious resistance to what is. On the level of thought, the resistance is some form of judgment.”
—
Eckhart Tolle
in pain? hurting?
upset? irritated? frustrated?
worse?
you’re not accepting reality
in some way, in some place
detach from outcomes
release the negative judgment
of where you are
if you could be anywhere else
if you could have made better choices
you would have
focus on all you have
to appreciate and be thankful for
discover contentment and its companion
natural happiness
and out of acceptance
of now
of your present reality
and how you got there
see yourself
see your choices
see your mindset
see your cognitive distortions
the filters over your perceptions
that distort
all you see
magnifying and disqualifying
release your attachments
the places you’ve tied
your happiness to specific outcomes
and just peacefully work with reality
stack the deck for the future
you want to live in
restart
at any time during the day
when you lose your center
reclaim the rest of your day
don’t wait til tomorrow
you create
your own happiness
as well as
your own unhappiness
learn and choose
“Dont cry because it’s over, smile because it happened.”
— Dr. Seuss (via perfectquote)
let go of this moment
so the next moment
can be experienced
savored, appreciated
contentment
and non-attachment
in the present
start with a mindset
of thankfulness, gratitude, appreciation
be thankful
there are thorn bushes
that grow roses
instead of complaining
that roses have thorns
no. caring isn’t the issue.
the more attached you are,
the more you are increasing
your inevitable suffering
enjoy
this moment
all that it brings
without attachment
to it continuing
enjoy the journey
without attachment to the destination
to busy
worrying about living
to stop and live