Mz.Gloria World of Love & Poetry  

 

 

 

It is guaranteed that all of us have experienced some type of regret in our lives. Something we wished we had done differently, or perhaps not have done at all. Those who say they don't have any regrets don't mean they haven't ever had any. What they mean is that they changed the focus, or their outlook about the specific circumstances. They learned from it. They turned it into a positive. When your mind, body, and soul is nourished, you're free to become the person you've always wanted to be. Change your focus and experience a rebirth of your soul. Give it flight!

 

The way you feel and how you think dictates your life. When you let discouragement, bitterness, frustration, doubt, and fear control your life then you're setting yourself up for more of the same. But when you focus on your joys, hopes, gut feelings, love, faith, trust, and the good things in your life -- then you'll experience more of that. Life changing tips are powerful. If you're not living the life you want, then you need to change your thoughts and actions. Focus on what you're grateful for -- because appreciation pulls more great things into your life. Then, focus on the things you do want in your life.

Your whole self: weaknesses, strengths, talents, failures, successes, mistakes, personality, appearance. One of those aspects of your self doesn't dictate who you are; together, they all make the whole you up. Focusing on your physical being but ignoring your soul or mind leaves you unbalanced and off kilter. Striving to develop all the aspects of your self is key to figuring out who you are and being the best you can be! Creativity is a spark present in each of us. It is intuitive, even playful. When we give ourselves permission to play and let go, a creative grace moves through us. We become curious explorers, even of the blocked places.

Finding movements that are soothing and help us be with difficult places within.Focusing lets us trust that everything in us knows the way to its own life-forward movement, in a safe environment of respect and listening. It is important we remember that there is more to life than achieving success, making money, and even caring for others. Your spiritual needs should occupy an important spot on your list of priorities. Taking the time to engage in spiritually fulfilling activities replenishes that well and readies you to face another day. Making time for the activities that contribute to your spiritual growth has little to do with being selfish and everything to do with your well-being. Regularly taking the time to focus on your soul's needs ensures that you are able to nurture yourself, spend time with your thoughts, experience tranquility, and expand your spiritual boundaries.

To make time for yourself, it may be necessary to say no to people's requests or refuse to take on extra responsibilities. Scheduling fifteen or thirty minutes of time each day for your spiritual needs can make you feel tranquil, give you more energy and allows you to feel more in touch with the universe. Pray by giving thanks for the blessings in your life. 

 

If you truly want to  break through your addiction to mediocrity, your recovery must be  spiritual. It doesn't necessarily involve going to church. That is  good, but without a personal relationship with God/Allah/Jehovah or whomever you may worship, churchgoing is  empty. Focus on what your soul hungers and thirsts for: to relate to God/Allah/Jehovah or whomever you may worship. May God/Allah/Jehovah or whomever you may worship bless you as you pass on this message of hope to others whom may need it.