Contentment
simply means to be content with what you have and not obsessively desire that
which you have not earned. Never feel disappointed if less than you desire
comes into your life. Likewise don’t feel overly elated by what does come into
your life. Simply accept and be content with things as they are. This does not
mean you should not reach out for more. Simply do so while being content with
what you already have.
In your mind don’t be disturbed by things that do
not come into your life. Do not complain about society or your fate. Understand
the laws of abundance, as well as the laws of karma; life becomes what life does. Let go of any disappointment. In this
way you make room for opportunity. Don’t question what happens; you’ll never
know why certain things turn out to be. So let go, move on and be content.
Your most valuable asset is your abundant energy.
Use it to improve your life, but never to the detriment of your happiness,
health and peace of mind.
Contentment is to be practiced in thought, word and
deed. Speak as if you are happy. Pay attention to your tone, intonations and
the words that you use. Keep you thoughts positive and act as if all that you
could ever want is with you now. Be happy, healthy and peaceful. Material
things come and go, but contentment, once found can last forever.
The things of the material world are useless to the
soul and yet they are an important part of your evolution. Just remember your
most valuable asset is your abundant energy. Use it to improve your life, but
never to the detriment of your happiness, health and peace of mind. Let’s get
started….
Life has an elusive nature. It can sometimes be very
difficult to understand. Everything in life is energy rearranging itself to
suit a certain purpose. Remember that everything in life constantly
changes. What might be of value to you
today might be meaningless tomorrow.
Avoid comparison and competition. Each of us is
unique. That makes comparison, competition and envy useless. It is o-k to
strive for more just do it from a place of contentment. Be happy with what you
have earned and then do the work to earn more. What should you earn? Punja; it means merits or good deeds. You acquire these by working your karma. Punja is the only thing of value you
take with you when you leave this world. The soul who renounces discontentment
for contentment acquires everything. Be
content.
Namaste ~ I celebrate the place
where our souls meet
Doctor Lynn
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