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Choosing to pursue a development journey calls for something different, something more than what is required in our day to day goings on. Self-chosen, this path calls for certain guidelines: our guiding lights.
This forum discussion will begin from the premise that human life is designed, as everything is, to fulfill specific function and purpose and that it is meant to be much, much more than what we might know from living life today.
Textbooks on how to deal with others abound. Most have an intrinsic sense of the value of life, any other life, whether human, animal or plant. Life is sacred. Life and any purpose we assign to it are what motivate to do, to act, to be.
Many people today are not able to move beyond unsatisfactory situations in their life. Quite often within this, the questions arise… Is this all there is? Is this as good as it gets?
Even in the midst of challenges, our soul is always there, ready to provide us with a solid home, if we can align ourselves to the purposes that it was designed for.
Imagine you lived in a big house with five main rooms. Each room was a different colour with different lighting, each promoting a unique state of mind and activity through its furnishings and decorations. Wouldn’t this be a fun place to explore!
There is a deeper possibility…that of character, which comes out of the truths about life that we adhere to.
Imagine you lived in a big house with five main rooms. Each room was a different colour with different lighting, each promoting a unique state of mind and activity through its furnishings and decorations. Wouldn’t this be a fun place to explore!
In this workshop we will explore an alternative view which is that the human was created to fulfill a very high purpose and intention.
As we progress though life, we often find ourselves in situations where our psychological reactions seem to get triggered very quickly and seemingly without us even thinking about them. Looking back on these events, we often ask ourselves, could I have reacted differently? Is there was a better way I could have dealt with the situation?
After the letter and the word, the sentence is the basic building block of language. Our sentences can be long and ornate. They can also be short and succinct, to the point. Either way we choose to go, potency is key…
Over the years of our lives, we tend to settle into set ways of perceiving the world around us. Most of these are based in biases picked up from our family and social environment when we were very young, and result in responses that are not consciously considered or chosen.