spiritual growth [Theme] Page 9

If you want to have something, first give it to others.

Everything that you start desperately chasing will surely slip away from you.

For the world to treat you well, you need to treat yourself well.

You can put a huge amount of energy into something, and it seems to be wasted. But in reality, the energy expended is already generating change, just as long as they are not visible. If you do not stop trying, then in the very near future your life is guaranteed to change. Remember this rule, and you will have less reason to panic and despair.

In our materialistic society, people think that if they have money and power, then they have many friends. But such friends are not friends of a person, but of his money and power. When a person loses his wealth and influence, such friends are immediately blown away by the wind.

The more we care about the happiness of others, the more harmonious our sense of our own well-being becomes.

By changing our habits, we change our lives.

In many ways, our habits are our destiny. And changing our habits allows us to change that destiny.

Habits gradually change the face of human life, just as time changes the face of a person; and the person is unaware of it.

Every action, every habit has its consequences.

A person may be in a situation that will seem difficult and unpleasant to others, but if he is grateful that everything turned out this way and not otherwise, then he is happy.

By giving in to the desire to have more, we actually spend more and more time and energy trying to keep our things under control. We try so hard that as a result, things that were supposed to help control us.

No matter how much we want something, over time, the object of desire becomes a familiar part of our existence, and then boring old rubbish that we get bored with. And here's the paradox: although our wish is granted, we end up unhappy again.

Parenting reveals areas where we need to heal and grow.