My absence from Ngoc along with being closer to the lord is offering me new perspectives. Notable examples are integrity and embracing the collective mindset. He just knows who to put into our lives who are best for us at various stages. As far as integrity goes, a montra I live by is purity>politics.
Seeing beauty in discomfort helps me become more ethical, because I’m not pulling strings for my basic desires like autonomy. I’ll have plenty of that. As far as discomfort goes, there have certainly been times where it just feels a bit heavy without Ngoc simply because I miss her, but she’ll be returning home to Minnesota just a little more than a week later already.
A new perspective was offered to me in an article I read on happiness. It said that the data shows that self-compassion, realizing your own limits and recognizing your common humanity lead you to happiness. I’m saying it as a mantra. Wanted to share it with you.
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My absence from Ngoc along with being closer to the lord is offering me new perspectives. Notable examples are integrity and embracing the collective mindset. He just knows who to put into our lives who are best for us at various stages. As far as integrity goes, a montra I live by is purity>politics.
Seeing beauty in discomfort helps me become more ethical, because I’m not pulling strings for my basic desires like autonomy. I’ll have plenty of that. As far as discomfort goes, there have certainly been times where it just feels a bit heavy without Ngoc simply because I miss her, but she’ll be returning home to Minnesota just a little more than a week later already.
That feeling a lot of love can be an amazing beautiful experience when myself doesn’t want something in return or expect anything.
A new perspective was offered to me in an article I read on happiness. It said that the data shows that self-compassion, realizing your own limits and recognizing your common humanity lead you to happiness. I’m saying it as a mantra. Wanted to share it with you.
Thank you Christina – self-compassion and kindness to myself is so important and I easily forget this .
All experiences can offer new perspectives if I only open my heart and see.
EJP what a beautiful sharing ! Hugs .