Reviewing my life, I can clearly see myself carrying two buckets filled with energy that keeps me a balanced human being. I can imagine one bucket is a source of happiness and the other is a source of unhappiness. Both are sources of energy.
I have a choice: I can use both sources, or only one at a time. The more I use the source of happiness, the more strength I get to move on in spite of the onslaughts of life – like a star, orbiting forward, emitting light and energy, fulfilling its true purpose. The more I use the source of unhappiness, the more strength I get to turn myself into a black hole, swallowing myself and the people close to me.
I have a choice: I can use both sources, or only one at a time. The more I use the source of happiness, the more strength I get to move on in spite of the onslaughts of life – like a star, orbiting forward, emitting light and energy, fulfilling its true purpose. The more I use the source of unhappiness, the more strength I get to turn myself into a black hole, swallowing myself and the people close to me.
More than a decade ago I experienced the devastating results of using unhappiness as a source of energy. Of course, I didn’t use it on purpose; I was merely too stupid to employ my sources properly. Sadly, we have to experience the negative in order to appreciate its equivalent positive.
The point is, for many years now I refuse to use my source of unhappiness. It's easy, like drinking water either from one glass or another. By the way, Life has a way of keeping our buckets always full, so we shouldn't get the idea that we have anything to do with the filling-process. We can but only use the content – whatever comes our way – to give us the strength to do what we WANT to do in spite of what we should do.
And so, feeding from my source of happiness - On Valentine’s Day we had a ball in our favorite ‘paradise’ – Unspoiled Nature.
Check out my article/hub about the Eye of the Groot Marico River here: The-Eye-of-the-Marico-River-South-Africa
Our buckets of happiness are among many other things filled with divine creations beyond our comprehension.
The point is, for many years now I refuse to use my source of unhappiness. It's easy, like drinking water either from one glass or another. By the way, Life has a way of keeping our buckets always full, so we shouldn't get the idea that we have anything to do with the filling-process. We can but only use the content – whatever comes our way – to give us the strength to do what we WANT to do in spite of what we should do.
And so, feeding from my source of happiness - On Valentine’s Day we had a ball in our favorite ‘paradise’ – Unspoiled Nature.
Check out my article/hub about the Eye of the Groot Marico River here: The-Eye-of-the-Marico-River-South-Africa
Our buckets of happiness are among many other things filled with divine creations beyond our comprehension.
The Eye of the Groot Marico River, South Africa (The Marico Oog)
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