This Is Humanity

This Is Humanity

“Two things define us. Our patience when we have nothing and our attitude when we have everything.”

Wise Words!

This reveals our individual characters which provides a reflection of the community we live in.

In this world, where everything is “now”, patience is a rare quality.

This ability to “endure hardship without immediate gratification” takes time and practice to acquire.

Patience gives inner strength and long-term vision.

Our attitude ‘is’ our view of the world we live in and the life we have. 

Do we respect that life and appreciate who and what is in our lives?

Once again, this comes down to what we ‘allow’ into our minds and the kind of thoughts we have.

These “virtues” promote resilience and strength as well as generosity.

This is humanity.

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Prioritize Your Health

 Prioritize Your Health

“Never feel guilty for doing what is best for you.”

We have a responsibility to look after and maintain balance in our lives.

Never feel guilty about giving yourself a little ‘me time’ to rest your mind and your body.

It is our human right to feel and be happy, so never feel guilty when you do something that will bring you happiness.

Engaging in an activity which will benefit our mental well-being, as well as our emotional and physical health, should be encouraged and celebrated.

Doing what is best for ourselves isn’t selfish but essential for our overall well-being.

Yes, every one of us is very busy looking after our families and maybe even our friends, but we must prioritize our own personal health, mental, emotional and physical.

LIVE AND LOVE LIFE!

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'Unplug' And Rest

 ‘Unplug’ And Rest

“Almost everything will work again if you unplug it for a few minutes — including you!”

This is such a “practical” way of looking at our lives.

Taking a step back and resetting our boundaries can help to rejuvenate and bring clarity to our lives.

Technology is a big thing in our world today, and when something slows down or goes wrong, we automatically know to unplug and reset.

Why are our mental and physical lives any different?

A rested mind becomes more creative and inspired.

‘Unplugging’ or resting is vital for a healthy mind, which will also mean a healthy body.

Break time should be a daily occurrence and a very real part of our routine.

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Diligence And Practice

Diligence And Practice

“A lot of the pain that we deal with are only just thoughts. Let them go. You deserve to hold on to more.”

It is amazing how much ‘control’ our minds have on us and our lives.

The trick is to have ‘control’ of our minds by having ‘control’ of our thoughts.

A significant portion of our emotional suffering is rooted in those uninvited thoughts, which sometimes, just do not leave us alone.

We need to “let go” of these thoughts so that we can have a healthy mind.

A healthy mind equals a healthy body which equals a healthy life.

Replace the negative with the positive.

Whatever we are thinking about ‘shapes’ our view of life and the world we live in.

Diligence and practice are needed for healing, self-discovery and belief in ourselves.

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At Our Own Pace

 At Our Own Pace

“Stop comparing yourself to others, every one is the best version of their own life.”

Every one of us has the right to our own lives.

We are who we are!

We need to accept that we are the best version of our own lives.

Our own unique experiences and aspirations set us aside from each other.

We should be celebrating our own individuality and embrace our own journeys in life.

It is not good for our mental health to keep on comparing our lives with others.

Each one of us has our own abilities, skills and pace in life, and this is what sets us aside from each other.

It is important to accept what we can do and how we want to live, because only then can we have peace of mind.

All of this will help our self-esteem and confidence and belief in ourselves.

LIVE AND LOVE LIFE!

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A Kind Word Heals

A Kind Word Heals

“A kind word means the world to someone going through a rough time.”

A kind word is better and stronger than any drug, because it shows someone that you respect him or her, especially if they are going through a difficult time.

The world we live in can seem harsh and even overwhelming at times, which is why we all need a kind word.

Kind words are a note of encouragement, words of comfort and inspiration.

A kind word says:

“I’ve got you, the world isn’t that bad after all, I’ll be your friend.”

This ability to uplift another person is unique to humanity because we thrive on love.

One kind word restores hope and the person’s faith in this world, but especially in themselves.

Healing starts to happen when a kind word is said.

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Heal And Move On

Heal And Move On

“Healing doesn’t mean the damage never existed. It means the damage no longer controls your life.”

On our journey in life, we go through experiences which leave a scar or a life-long mark, either physically or mentally or both.

Whilst acknowledging the experience and the ‘lesson’ we have learnt from it, healing releases the ‘control’ the experience had on us.

Healing shows us that any ‘damage’ that was done, no longer has any hold on us.

Healing ‘changes’ damage into that opportunity to get a firmer hold on life.

We need to allow “healing” to say:

“I am not what happened to me, I am what I choose to become.”

It can be said that healing is about learning and moving on.

We must make time for this.

LIVE AND LOVE LIFE!

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