Sitting still all day is a sin

If you have the ability to move, sitting still is a sin. There’s too much beauty in the world to be hiding from it.

“You need to affirm constantly that you do believe in God, not merely as a vague abstract concept, but as a real, vivid, actual power in life, always available to be contacted in thought; never changing and never failing.” — Emmet Fox

Discipline becomes irrelevant when you actually do something you love. Gym, job, whatever. People are stuck on the vanity of social media trends but how about you just do something you want to do, no matter what time you wake up.

Most of our problems come from the fact that we don’t want to feel something Dog dies, or a family member, lose a job, whatever. Things happen, we don’t want to feel them, and we shove them down. Now life is an avoidance of all these things that will happen anyway. So how can you actually live if life is nothing but avoiding it? Become aware of this as soon as possible

People talk about enlightenment, but in reality it’s just waking up to the fact that this is it. Right here right now. Then you make a move.

The mind will ruminate until the thoughts actually turn into action. So if we are thinking at all it needs to be towards a goal, or plan. If not, we are just thinking to think.

It’s that simple, but not always easy. If you think about garbage all day then that’s what you get. Which means the opposite is also true. We have to see what’s in front of us and realize there is a lens we see it through. Realizing this is more important than anything material.

There’s always at least one thing we stay hung up on that if we just did it life would drastically change. You get older and this becomes clear. The goal is to learn this as early as possible. To become aware of it The rest is automatic once it’s seen

I know a guy that died climbing a mountain. He was a friend, I felt sad. But as more time goes on, It makes complete sense. He lived every damn day, while everyone around him his age was watching the price is right. You either live or you don’t, and living can be dangerous.

Waking up is literally that - seeing the system you’re running for what it is. To actually see what’s happening and where it came from. It doesn’t matter how good or bad the things are - because once you see them they no longer control you.

It’s one thing to post what you’re doing, but when you have to brag about not having kids etc, it’s basically just a projection of how miserable you’re. She would never go to these festivals if she couldn’t post it.

Any man that isn’t a pussy knows this is true. You make comments and decisions because you know you can handle it physically or mentally. But you also know that things can go wrong, and that’s the risk. Weak, usually left leaning, do everything they can to avoid that risk.

Instead of getting mad at something you did or didn’t do Use it as intel so you can make a better move next time. You should be smiling at your mistakes, because there’s no damn way you will do it again - As long as you notice it. Nothing gives you a choice.

“When the Buddha spoke of impermanence as the source of suffering, when quantum physics revealed the probabilistic nature of reality, when entrepreneurs discover that markets are fundamentally unpredictable, they're all pointing to the same truth: control is an illusion, and the attempt to grasp certainty in an uncertain universe creates the very suffering we're trying to avoid.”

This is corny honestly. True to myself, express my feelings, let myself be happier; new age buzz words. Bottom line do something you love and spend time with those you love. You can do both but society tells you that you can’t. Wake up to this as soon as possible.