Inspirational
An absolutely brilliant young woman in Kenya has started a company manufacturing bricks from recycled plastic. #ecofriendly
Do you sometimes think it’s impossible to change your thinking? Are you consumed with negative, worrying thoughts? Do you wish you could take back control of your life and steer yourself in the direction of your dreams and goals? Yes? – then this article is for you!
#PositiveThinking #SelfDevelopment
If your life is not exciting you, you’re the one forgetting to inject the zest. So why not start the day, as Lewis Carroll so aptly suggested, by thinking of 6 (even 1 will do!) impossible things you could do to explode the old and catalyze the new. After all, the word ‘impossible’ only really spells out ‘I’m Possible’.
For Kobe Bryant, the mamba mentality stood for so much more than just basketball. It’s about living life to the fullest by being the best you can be. #mambamentality #KobeBryant
In this video, Lorie Ladd brilliantly explains why it’s so important for each of us to release attachment to our beliefs and truths. #letitgo
Whether you believe you played a role in designing your path and now creating the drama unfolding as ‘your life’, it IS unfolding. The only other option I can think of is to believe that shit just randomly happens to us; which is, of course, worth entertaining just as much as the next belief. But which feels more empowering to you? Which one feels like you have a say or get a vote?
Dr. King’s speech was ranked the top American speech of the 20th century by a 1999 poll of scholars of public address. According to U.S. Representative John Lewis, who also spoke that day as the President of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, “Dr. King had the power, the ability, and the capacity to transform those steps on the Lincoln Memorial into a monumental area that will forever be recognized. By speaking the way he did, he educated, he inspired, he informed not just the people there, but people throughout America and unborn generations.” #mlk
A heartwarming story of two wild horses, Phoenix and Ghost, who are reunited after two years apart. #horses #wildhorses
Having empathy in times of change is vital for self-preservation. That might sound backwards, but allowing ourselves to connect with others and put ourselves in their shoes keeps our hearts open, and with an open heart, we are able to live more congruent lives ourselves that are more aligned with our goals, dreams, etc. When we are in our heart space, and in the heart-mind we are our in our greatest creative space and our own perceptions are presumably the least bias they could be, because we are not so clouded by indoctrination, doubts, fear, insecurities, etc. In a sense, we reverse “perceptual entropy” that is caused by years and years of indoctrination by society.
We are receiving more Light at this time, and that seems to correlate to the Schumann Resonance readings. #SchumannResonance
If you’re looking to try something different with your New Year’s resolutions, here are a few alternative resolutions that help others.
It’s easy to feel pessimistic about the future of our world. Particularly when you switch on the news and see the complete idiots who are in charge. From Covid to climate change, and from deforestation to wildfires, it seems like our lovely blue planet is careening towards an inevitable demise. But whilst it’s easy to […]
When we see happiness as something to be obtained, or a state that we’ll eventually reach once certain other things fall into place, we put ourselves in a place of constant distance from it. When we are always in a state of chasing happiness, we fail to realize that happiness is always right here in this moment, just waiting for us to simply tune into it.
Keith Walker, a 53-year-old homeless man in Atlanta, rushed into a burning animal shelter to rescue over a dozen animals earlier this month.
#inspirational #ActsofHeroism
We can name off all of our favorite things, all of the things that might get on our nerves and everything in between, but do our likes and dislikes really define us? How about all of the material possessions we’ve worked so hard to accumulate over the years? Where does “out there” (as in the world around us) end and “in here” (as within ourselves) begin?
