This is such an insightful post from Chris at Creative Systems Thinking.
“What your soul needs is deeper connectedness and peace, freedom from fear and anxiety, loving relationships, creative activities, meaningful projects, time alone with Nature, a sense of spiritual or emotional connection to life, humanity and the Universe.
… To be truly happy on this planet humans need to understand the difference between the fake narratives our consumer society feeds us, (about who we are and what to desire), and what we need as creative, social and spiritual beings. Happiness arises naturally when we feed our souls rather than our egos.”Enjoy the whole article.
“You can’t always get what you want, but if you try sometimes, you get what you need.” ~The Rolling Stones
Right now, millions of people suffer on our planet because what we want distracts us from what we actuallyneed. The Rolling Stones made this observation decades ago, yet still we struggle.
For example, you may want to be admired by others, to gain a high status job, make a lot of money, have a successful career and buy a big house.
Unfortunately, such dreams could make you miserable. What we need for happiness is work that feeds our souls, that helps us to improve skills and grow, that provides us with a living but also makes us happier and wiser human beings.
Here’s another example. Because of the competitive “rat race” mentality of modern life, many people look forward to their “free time” as…
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Last night, one of the questions on Jeopardy => “What is . . . You Can’t Always Get What You Want”? 😀
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I hope the answer was worth a lot of points Nancy❣
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I think it is important to KNOW what you want and need. It is definitely the first step to succeeding in getting there.
Peta
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Thank you Peta 💛
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Love it Val Im reading the book 59 seconds about the misleading myths of self help. It covers all areas of life and I am happy to say the research that has been carried out has proven we should not define ourselves on the materialistic things we buy. The research found that people were much happier about themselves when they spent their money on experiences rather than things. It is all about the gratitude attitude for me. have a great day.
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Thanks for sharing Kath. 💛
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