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#WednesdayWisdom
10 Things That Need To Be Taught In Schools
1. How to use the law of attraction. Using the law of attraction allows us to be more focused on ourselves and less likely to complain about external circumstances as we know we create the reality we experience.
2. The temporary nature of everything. Getting comfortable with the idea that everything is temporary enables us to understand that we’re here to have fun and not take things too seriously because we know everything has an end - including us.
3. How food affects our bodies. We need to understand the role food plays in our lives, from the way it impacts our moods to it’s involvement in the development of diseases such as cancer and diabetes. Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food.
4. Our spiritual nature. Knowing that we are infinite beings having a human experience & that we are not our bodies gives us a different perspective on life and allows us to transcend much of the irrelevant noise that takes us away fro experiencing our greatest joy.
5. Understanding our psychology. Being aware of the way our brains work and identifying when we’re living through the ego allows us to take responsibility for our lives instead of feeling powerless and as though life is happening to us.
6. How to make money. We all need money to survive in this world, instead of learning outdated information and being put through memory tests it would make a lot more sense for us to learn how to create incomes for ourselves rather than following a set of rules to be reliant on jobs that we may not enjoy.
7. How to create healthy & fulfilling relationships. Many of us learn this the hard way - through experience. Learning about relationships from a young age would allow us to experience deep love rather than enduring superficial relationships for ego gratification or due to lack of knowledge of self.
8. Why nature is so important. We are animals that come from nature, it’s absolutely imperative that we reconnect with ourselves in nature to get back in touch with what’s truly important - the relationship we have with ourselves and the universe.
9. How to meditate & why we need to. Meditation is a sacred time for us all to look within and observe the activity of our minds - this allows us to take a step back from following the movement of thought and gain perspective on our lives.
10. Mindfulness. The body is always present, but the mind rarely is - the ability to tune into our bodies to ground ourselves in the now is one of the most important things we can learn in this life because it allows us to experience true joy - which only exists in the present moment.
Education without knowledge of self is incomplete education.
Peace & positive vibes.
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“A vague uneasiness of soul, a state bordering on despair. Bitterness and indecision–a mood foreign to me.
And then I’m utterly alone.
Yet I always have the feeling that I am going to begin to live! Ridiculous, isn’t it? The cat and its nine lives?”— Fyodor Dostoevsky, from a letter to Alexander Wrangel c. March 1865 (via violentwavesofemotion)nail on the head
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“You just can’t be nice all the time. Sometimes you just need to do the right things, not nice things.” — Unknown (via deeplifequotes)(via deeplifequotes)
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“I mean, I can remember — when you’re a smart kid, or you’re just a very sensitive kid, and you have a lot that you need to say that’s very important to you, people don’t really take you seriously — I can remember being so frustrated, just constantly to the point of tears. I think the thing that I said most in my life for the first ten years was ‘Just listen to me. Listen.’ And even when I say that now, I always have a little flashback from those years, because I had so much trouble being taken seriously. I can remember people saying, ‘You’re twelve, Fiona,’ and just disregarding everything I had to say. All of my very deep, intense, serious worries and fears and wonders were just kind of disregarded because I was a kid and I was crazy and I was weird.” — Fiona Apple (via mylittlebookofquotes) -
“You know it’s time to change your life around when you start getting frustrated and disappointed with yourself.” — (via deeplifequotes)(via deeplifequotes)
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“Life isn’t happening to you; life is responding to you.” — Rhonda Byrne
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“When we fail to set boundaries and hold people accountable, we feel used and mistreated. This is why we sometimes attack who they are, which is far more hurtful than addressing a behavior or a choice.” -
Aren’t you tired of conforming? When you are…
Aren’t you tired of conforming? When you are around people, be who you are when you’re alone. If you act falsely, everything around you will be false. When you hide who you are it’s just like a ticking time-bomb. Think about all the acting you do; playing roles at work, with your parents or children and your partner. This is a major reason people become depressed and self-medicate or pop happy pills. Don’t give in just to keep the facade going. If you keep faking perfect for everyone — one day either it will all fall apart, or you will. A life crisis happens when you haven’t been being honest about who you are, and if you think a crisis isn’t coming, you are lying to yourself. When you are honest, and there is nothing to hide, your life will adjust. Honesty is one of the greatest luxuries in the world. Don’t be someone who has everything but can’t afford the truth. Think about who you are when you are alone and start being that person full time.
— Bryant McGill
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When the dark clouds of doubt, anger or worry begin to move upon you, steady yourself in the knowledge that in time, the storm will pass. — Bryant McGill
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