Saludos Comunidad
Cada quien en sus rutinas diarias, con algunas que nos sacan de ellas. Igual que sean de mucho aprendizaje las que nos dicen que salgamos de las rutinas.
Partiendo de la frase: "Identifica tu talento, y tu propósito aparecerá," ¿Cuántas veces te has preguntado por qué estás aquí en este mundo, o cuál es tú propósito en la vida?
Es una pregunta que cada vez se hace más viral, estamos en un momento que muchas personas sienten la necesidad de buscar esa respuesta, quizás hay tantas versiones que se puede perder entre ellas. Si, lo he preguntado mucho. Busco información, escucho y escucho, siento que llega la respuesta correcta o no la siento, o no la veo.
Te ofrecen cursos, talleres…de acuerdo a lo que he experimentado en los últimos meses he comprendido que no se debe buscar fuera de ti, no hay reglas, no hay pasos, es sentir eso que consideras que te da la respuesta de ¿para qué? Estás aquí en este plano terrenal ocupando un cuerpo físico, viviendo las experiencias terrenales que has tenido que recorrer, familia, entornos, educación entre otros.
Hace meses concluí que mi propósito de vida es Ser Feliz, ese Ser Feliz es haciendo lo que hago, así sea un desayuno, mirando el cielo, observando una flor, escribiendo, coloreando, cortando un monte, estar sola. Disfrutarlo, hacerlo porque lo quieres hacer no porque te lo impongan o lo que digan los demás de ti…aprender del entorno y de lo que escuchas en tu interior.
Ser Feliz, te lleva a otros espacios u otros niveles de consciencia, observar lo que ocurre a tu alrededor desde otro punto de vista, sin juicios hacia la situación o persona que se observa o lo que se vive. Observar cómo se mueve el mundo que vivimos, sin juicios. Desarrollar ese lado del cerebro derecho precisamente para dar color a todos los momentos que se nos presentan desde el Amor, la misericordia. Aquietando un poco el intelecto, dejando la lògica descansar
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Greetings, Community,
We all have our daily routines, though sometimes things happen that pull us out of them. May those moments—the ones that nudge us out of our routines—be rich with learning.
Starting with the phrase, "Identify your talent, and your purpose will appear"—how many times have you asked yourself why you are here in this world, or what your purpose in life is?
It is a question that is becoming increasingly widespread; we are living in a time when many people feel the need to seek that answer. Perhaps there are so many versions out there that one can easily get lost among them. Yes, I have asked myself this many times. I seek information, I listen and listen—sometimes I feel the right answer is arriving, and other times I don’t feel it, or I simply cannot see it.
People offer courses, workshops… but based on my own experiences over the last few months, I have come to realize that you shouldn't look outside yourself. There are no set rules, no prescribed steps; it is about feeling what provides you with the answer to "What am I here for?" You are here on this earthly plane, inhabiting a physical body and living through the earthly experiences you have encountered—your family, your environment, your upbringing, and so much more.
Months ago, I concluded that my life’s purpose is simply *to be happy*. This "being happy" comes from doing what I do—whether it’s preparing breakfast, gazing at the sky, observing a flower, writing, coloring, clearing some brush, or simply being alone. It’s about enjoying these things—doing them because *you* want to, not because they are imposed upon you or because of what others might say about you—and learning from your surroundings as well as from what you hear within yourself.
Being happy transports you to other spaces or levels of consciousness, allowing you to observe what happens around you from a different perspective—free from judgment toward the situation, the person being observed, or the experience itself. It means observing the world we live in as it unfolds, without passing judgment. It involves developing the right side of the brain to bring color to every moment we encounter, approaching life through love and compassion. By quieting the intellect, you allow logic to take a rest.
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