However, do not dwell on your mistakes.
Learn from them and move on.
Thursday, February 25, 2016
February 25, 2016 - Thought for the day
However, do not dwell on your mistakes.
Learn from them and move on.
Wednesday, February 17, 2016
Starting Somewhere
This isn't my first online journal. A few years ago I frequently wrote my life experiences from another spot. I stopped mostly because I didn't feel I had anything to blog about. I recently have (past 12 months) experienced a deep emotional change. Lately its like someone who suddenly becomes revived after a profound experience, I became more self aware, spiritual during this emotional change.
Before I begin explaining how this change brought about the urge to start another online journal, I must preface with something important.
First, every single day, I'd even say a large part of my conscious time, is spent reflecting and actively becoming aware of my self, psychology, philosophy, and life. In other words, take what I say for deeper than face value with some merit of focused, reasonable thought.
Second, though these thoughts are sparked by my experience, I feel like they come from another plain in the universe, throughReiki practice, Yoga, and Meditation. The feeling is beyond awe-inspiring, motivational, and moving to the point where it has become my fundamental drive.
Life started to take shape for me when I started to treat my mental illness. My sense of self-worth and value in action increased. Happiness was a result, but this time more organic then forced. Emotions that came up were felt as what they were on another level, one that transformed them into a deeper, happier Me. Through this, emotional struggle was changed into something remarkable.
I have started to live adventurously, and improve myself on all levels. To start on a journey to self-awareness and discovery! I am waking up!
Before I begin explaining how this change brought about the urge to start another online journal, I must preface with something important.
First, every single day, I'd even say a large part of my conscious time, is spent reflecting and actively becoming aware of my self, psychology, philosophy, and life. In other words, take what I say for deeper than face value with some merit of focused, reasonable thought.
Second, though these thoughts are sparked by my experience, I feel like they come from another plain in the universe, throughReiki practice, Yoga, and Meditation. The feeling is beyond awe-inspiring, motivational, and moving to the point where it has become my fundamental drive.
Life started to take shape for me when I started to treat my mental illness. My sense of self-worth and value in action increased. Happiness was a result, but this time more organic then forced. Emotions that came up were felt as what they were on another level, one that transformed them into a deeper, happier Me. Through this, emotional struggle was changed into something remarkable.
I have started to live adventurously, and improve myself on all levels. To start on a journey to self-awareness and discovery! I am waking up!
