Showing posts with label respect. Show all posts
Showing posts with label respect. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 31, 2011

Gazing upon the cross

One lady seriously listened to her preacher’s teaching. She was amazed by the power of his words. It touched her heart and consciousness as her eyes and ears were set on the preacher. One man beside her noticed the glow in her eyes. He was wondering how focus this lady was. Though he already knew and saw how this lady grew up on her faith. As her faith grew-she also learned to outgrew her special feelings for this man beside her. What remained between the two of them were three important things that they both held in their hearts: Friendship, acceptance and respect-that made both of them shine and outstand in front of the cross.

Friday, May 20, 2011

Deserving Respect and love

The world is a reflection of us. When we hate ourselves, there’s a possibility that we can hate everybody else. When we love being who we are, the rest of the world is wonderful.

If you see yourself as a financial winner, you will be prosperous.

We create our own quality of life, based on our own happy self-image. Being egoistical and having a self-love are complete opposites. On the otherhand, a healthy self-love enables us to respect our own wishes as well as the wishes of others. It means we can feel proud of our achievements without needing to broadcast them, it means we can feel proud of our achievements without needing to broadcast them, it means we can accept our shortcomings while striving to improve ourselves.

BIG NOTE:

Decide that good health is your birthright and that you deserve to be healthy. Above all, be gentle on yourself. Accept and love yourself wherever you are right now and acknowledge that even up until now you have been living the life the best you know.

POSITIVE PATTERNS:

1.     I’m “always healthy” pattern.
2.     “Always in the right place at the right time” pattern.
3.     “Whatever I do, I always end up making money” pattern.
4.     “I trust people and they always treat me well” pattern.
5.     “Whatever I do is always fun and easy” pattern.

(Source: Being Happy by Andrew Matthews)