Strive for Fountain of Life and Resilience

Are you an active person? I guess it depends on what you are understand by the word "activity". Maybe you are constantly "spinning" and why consider yourself an active person? Is it so? I do not think that activity always requires action. There are times when our actions serve as an excuse for not knowing what we really want to do.

A lot of time and energy is often wasted on trifles. But we can't imagine allow our forces to be literally wasted. Sooner or later we will have to decide what is important and what is unimportant, for if we try to do all at the same time, we will not be able to achieve anything serious. Human consciousness is a very subtle and complex instrument. It is prone to stress like inside and out, and too much pressure can often lead to breakdown.

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Mental overwork can be as debilitating as physical. There is only one way to support yourself - constantly. return to silent communication with your inner self. Are you calm resting at the Fountain of Life and Resilience. Surprisingly, but this - activity, and activity of a higher level than mental or physical. There is a dot near the hub of the spinning wheel of time stillness and tranquility.

We must learn to return to this point if we don't want to be ground with knitting needles or thrown over the edge. it calmness at the heart of activity is the only place where we can communicate with your inner self. If we want this peace of mind, we must deliberately put yourself in a position where you can achieve it. it the secret of renewing strength - mental, physical and spiritual. Finding this the truth, you will experience the confidence of the mind, knowing its essence.

Activity does not always mean mobility. Internal activities "I" often consists in absolute immobility. When you recharge his car's battery, it sits on a shelf with two wires going from him, and looks completely dead. Outwardly nothing happens, however there is more activity going on inside this battery than ever before.

Sir Edward Arnold seems to have written: "You are in trouble from yourself, no one pushes you or holds you; you are free to live and die spinning with the wheel and kissing its spokes, which is suffering. " Indeed, we are not bound by the need to constantly spin in the flow cases. Sometimes we are most active when we become completely still. and allow our inner self to work within us.

Probably, instead of wanting a thing, we should seek wisdom more. It is much safer to seek wisdom, for having it, you have the equipment that allows you to handle Other people and their problems. With wisdom, you will not rush blindly
make an unreasonable decision that will inevitably lead to that people will turn away from you and say: "Well, all I can say is: he (she) wanted it at all costs. He asked for it himself. "

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Many people stop striving for something if they cannot get this immediately. They want what they strive for, but do not strive for what what they need. There is a huge difference between what we want and what we need. Just imagine that parents in childhood let you do whatever you want: drink a bottle of insecticide or grab the beautiful flame "dancing" on the gas stove. You thought that want it, but your parents knew that you didn't need it, that it can only harm you, and therefore stopped you.

This is the difference between the objects of our desires and our basic needs. If we strive not for things, but for the wisdom of understanding what is for us right, then we will have everything we need, and we will find out what exactly this is what we really wanted all our lives.

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