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Ever embarked on a journey of soul-searching?

Have you ever engaged in deep self-reflection, questioning the path you're on? What kind of person are you becoming—better or worse? Look around. Is everything happening for a reason? Are your achievements and struggles solely yours, or is there a greater force at play? Perhaps it’s Nature…

What does nature want from you? Why are you here?
Make your existence meaningful.

Pause. Reflect.
How should you live? What is nature whispering to your soul? What is your very existence telling you? What message does the universe hold for you? Do your triumphs and trials point to something greater?

Observe. Contemplate. Seek.
Who orchestrates it all? What is that unseen force nudging you closer to reality?

Feel the interconnectedness.
The connection—between you and the Creator. Embrace the unseen power. Trust in what nature has in store for you, for it is all meant for your growth. Surrender to it, and you may find the ultimate contentment.

For it is in acceptance that peace is found.
"A harvest of peace is produced by a seed of contentment." — Proverb










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Unknown said…
I have found that there is a lot to be thankful for. I use myself as an example (because it is who I know best). I have my health, my five senses, my limbs. I know who my parents are. I have unbelievably ready access to water. I have ready access to a wide variety or foods and spices. I have a range of clothes, excellent shoes and a stable place to sleep. I have access to roads, transportation, communications technology and this computer. There are so many things that I have going for me. I am thankful. On a more personal note, it is this gratitude which is the foundation for my passion for sustainability. A continuation of the human story on Earth. We have an enormous volume of exploration still to do here but we know that here is the best place for us. I am thankful to be on Earth. It is why I pursue and promote sustainability. Thank-you.

Tom Livanos.
Sydney, Australia.
14 March 2020 at 17:59
Deeplife said…
Indeed, gratitude is the key.Thankyou,for your point of view.
15 March 2020 at 20:21
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