this includes human animals
The Law of Detachment
Om Anandham Namah. “My actions are blissfully free from attachment to outcome” Chopra
Om Anandham Namah. “My actions are blissfully free from attachment to outcome” Chopra
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In the end these things matter most: How well did you love? How fully did you live? How deeply did you let go?
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| — | Buddha (via sun-hawk) |
Being a positive person isn’t just a nice thing, it’s actually a protection.
Positive consciousness creates positive realities. When we see the good in everything and everyone – including ourselves – we can start to experience the good that is all around us.
The more we connect with the force of positivity, the less negativity can touch us. Yehuda Berg
/a-negative-mindset-will-attract-negative” target=”_blank”>lucifelle:A negative mindset will attract negative situations. Just as a positive mindset will attract positive ones. Sometimes it surprises me how much of a shock this tiny little gem of a fact can be…and yet once we realize we are in complete control of our individual microcosmic…
Your destination is the whole. But you are afraid that you will lose your identity. This is childishness, clinging to the toys, to your desires and fears, opinions and ideas. Give it all up and be ready for the real to assert itself. This self-assertion is best expressed in the words: ‘I am’. Nothing else has being. Of this you are absolutely certain. ~
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| — | Nisargadatta Maharaj (via ashramof1) |
The mind will merge only by Self-enquiry “Who am I?” The thought “Who am I?” will destroy all other thoughts and finally kill itself also. If other thoughts arise, without trying to complete them, one must enquire to whom did this thought arise. What does it matter how many thoughts arise? As each thought arises one must be watchful and ask to whom is this thought occurring. The answer will be “to me”. If you enquire “Who am I?” the mind will return to its source (or where it issued from). The thought which arose will also submerge. As you practise like this more and more, the power of the mind to remain at its source is increased. ~ Ramana Maharshi
