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Trust. Flow. Let go and let god.
"Be the change you wish to see in the world."—Mahatma Gandhi
For real. Be it.
The outer will reflect it once you make the shift within.
Living in the present.
Being true to yourself.
Doing what comes naturally to you.
Relaxed.
Spreading unconditional love.
Genuine appreciation for all that already is.
Having positive intentions.
Just a reminder to believe in yourself. Trust your path and don’t compare.
Relax don’t panic.
adversity is part of the process.
slow down in order to propel you further.
makes you humble.
makes you more grateful than before.
a magical present and future that’s beyond your imagination
all is well
“Believe in yourself! Have faith in your abilities! Without a humble but reasonable confidence in your own powers you cannot be successful or happy.”
—Norman Vincent Peale
Synchronicities happen a lot more when you’re spreading love, giving back and being yourself
Love yourself:
Be mindful of your inner thoughts
Be mindful of the words you speak
Be honest to yourself and others
Accept yourself
Trust yourself
Keep learning
Follow your passion
Do what you love
Service to others/volunteer
Share relevant info for free
Eat natural/whole foods, consume wisely
Read/learn from YouTube
Be supportive
Practice gratitude
Take care of your overall well-being (mentally and physically):
Exercise
Lift weights if you can
Today was a mix again, but I'd say it was mostly wholesome than bad. I woke up with anxiety as per usual, my stomach was hurting and I just burst into tears, because yesterday night I decided I wanted to go to my uni classes again and felt like in these conditions, I couldn't. My aunt tried to calm me, told me to take my meds and advised me to pray to God and believe he will be with me during the whole day (confession; I've been on and off with religion for years and been ashamed to pray to God after my diganosis, but I've been doing it for weeks now, trying to reconnect to him and to my faith and I can feel the providence every day, I believe there has to be someone listening to me out there). With that faith, and the faith in myself (and the meds, obviously), I managed to go to class. I talked to my professor, told him about my struggles and he was very understanding. Fortunately, I didn't feel the need to go out and could stay in the classroom during the whole lecture (I had one panic coming on though, felt it in my chest vividly, but I decided not to panic and face it, and it quickly went away - it felt like such a winning moment.) The rest of the day was okay too - I succeeded in coming back to my dorm room without panicking on the metro and the tram, I am almost finished with my MA thesis and I still have time to read through the seminar papers for tomorrow's lessons, because yes, I intend to go to uni tomorrow too. Fingers crossed I will succeed!
Friendly reminder: faith is important. It doesn't matter who or what you belive in, as long as you believe in something. Most importantly: believe and have faith in yourself. It's hard, I know it is, but you are stronger than you think!
Believe. Believe. Believe. You are perfectly capable.
- Reni
I'm so happy, guys!
Today was the first day I felt that there is a way out of this cruel, fearful condition! I went to uni without my meds, had multiple great conversations and finally cried out of happiness, joy and of being greatful. I can feel the providence of God and how I am on the path of healing. The World felt beautiful today and I was greatful to be alive. It was magic, it was wonderful, truly a miracle. I don't know what tomorrow will bring, but now at least I know one thing for sure: you should never give up! And always always believe that life can shift in miraculous and unexpected ways!
Have faith, stay strong and be kind. Believe that providence is always with you!
- Reni