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Will you drop all your prejudices, all your opinions about what you are, what you are not, what you should be, so that you have a free, uncluttered mind? — Jiddu Krishnamurti
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You must be as audacious as someone trying to grab the eyebrows of a living tiger or snatch the whiskers of a flying dragon. Then you will know. 𑁋Kusan Sunim
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It is a great advantage to be able to face life with a positive and balanced spirit.
- Dalai Lama 14th
- Dalai Lama 14th
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The tendency of human beings is to try and escape challenges and seek an easy and peaceful environment. A genuine way of life consists of transforming where we are right now into a supreme paradise. - Daisaku Ikeda
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Transformation doesn’t happen automatically. It begins with awareness and with desire – two fundamental resources of spiritual energy. - Michael Berg
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Often, we become stuck in unhealthy patterns. We hold on to the same people, the same habits, the same bad decisions that led to our sad state of affairs. Meanwhile, we hope that things will magically change for the better. But that’s not how life works. Creation requires destruction. Improvement requires change. We can’t move forward with something new without leaving something old behind. - Sensei Alex Kakuyo
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It is possible for someone to be charismatic but not wise. Conversely, wisdom is not necessarily flashy or powerful – it can manifest in a humble and simple heart, and in the most ordinary-seeming of lives. — Jack Kornfield
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Foster compassion and loving-kindness: By nurturing these qualities, you can strengthen your relationships, build social connections, and provide support during difficult times. Remember to start with yourself. - Margaret Meloni
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Accept the present moment as it is, without resistance or judgment. By cultivating acceptance, you can find peace amid the chaos, and focus on what you can control. - Margaret Meloni
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It is crucial to note that generosity comes in many forms. We can be generous with non-monetary things: time, attention, presence, knowledge, skills, words of encouragement, empathy, emotional support, patience, advocacy, hospitality, and so much more. Creating safe and supportive environments for others costs us nothing. - Kassidy Evans