#findingourselves

Let me explain this..

From the time we have existed , we all must have seen that everything around us changes every moment , including our body , inside and outside.

The continuous change that we always look at , all the time and dream of it in the night makes it very difficult to know what's permanant for us.

I mean , it can be love , life , or even the grossest material , money. Apart from these , the trees , plants , birds , animals everything will change. Why ? Because the nature of every material ( Our body and all the things we can see or feel by our senses) is to 'Change'.

What is Permanant then?

It's Us.

But if this body is going to perish one day , then how are we permanant?

This is difficult to explain , but Science and Spirituality believes in one thing ..

"Nothing can be destroyed or created , it will only change its form"

If I had one piece of advice to give anyone it would be to find ourselves, because when we do, not only will our whole outlook on life change and so will how we see ourselves.

I’m not sure how many of us even get that close to knowing. The simple life, the life that allows us to think about things doesn’t seem to exist in this fast paced world we live in. We tend to forget what matters, what’s important, who is important.

I believe we must learn to find happiness in the simplest of things, in our thoughts and in ourselves. Happiness depends on whom we’re asking, a simple analogy without a straightforward answer. If we were to put our hand on heart, we’d stumble to find the perfect answer.

We think we’re happy, but unless we’ve dealt with our issues, baggage and everything else that could potentially make us unhappy, we can never be happy in the true sense. As we go about our daily lives we seek to find happiness in our careers and with or families, but unless all the other things have been dealt with, nothing will bridge that gap. Only we can.

The best way for anyone to find happiness is to look at us from the inside out, but to do that we must find silence. It’s not so much finding silence, as it is to paying attention to what is already there, through shifting our attention to the part of us that is constantly aware, the little voice inside of us that speaks, if we only listen.

The inner voice that is attached to an eternal presence is constantly with us, as long as we listen. How else will we discover who we are if we don’t take the time to stop and listen? When we learn to anchor ourselves, channel our thoughts so that we can learn, we will move with the rhythm and become aware of that inner stillness.

Only then will we consciously connect with an eternal presence that continues to support and sustain us in our conscious thinking.