Embrace the good of life and take it with you

You may not be aware of it, but all the good you give to those around you comes back to you, the good as well as the bad

To embrace the good of life and be good to our fellow human beings may not be something we all practice daily.

Many often think that "everyone is doing well, but not as good as me."

Absolutely selfless actions are not seen every day. People are more likely to want the best for themselves and for the people closest to them.

But why not try to break out of this kind of thought patterns? Why not try to embrace the good of life and make life worth living for everyone?

All your actions, words and behaviors have consequences.

When you wish something, they also want far-reaching consequences. If you really want good things to happen to others, you will also do your best to make it happen. You will do it with conviction because that is what you really feel.

Good wishes therefore enrich you as a person. They do not cost anything and do so much. It transforms your thoughts and minds, removes a lot of burdens and negative focus.

Positive thinking and good deeds

The classic idea that karma has always had a team in reality.

However, you should not see this as a deterministic concept, but think of it as if any action has its consequences.

The cultivation of positive thoughts every day is synonymous with health. You do not have to talk about spiritual questions or practice kindness arbitrarily, but rather because it concerns your particular religious or spiritual approach here in life.

• Having positive thoughts means focusing on your life in the most fruitful way. If you want good things to happen to your family and friends, do this by showing them that you love them and worry about their well-being.

• But the real problem appears when there are people who "want the worst" for those they do not like. What is the point? What will you win by this? Anyone who enjoys watching people whose values ​​do not suit their own are certainly immature.

When a child is six or seven years old, they only have one moral code that states that "the people I like deserve the best and those I do not like should be punished."

This approach is not constructive nor is it socially appropriate. You are not required to get it out with everyone. But not getting it out does not mean that you need someone's mistake or accident.

Embrace the good of life, and the good will come back to you

Some call this "the law of causality," others call it "boomerang effect." These terms can be translated into something that is easy to understand.

• Your thoughts and actions always have consequences. A word said at the wrong time can get a person you love to walk away.

• Desiring something bad must happen because someone may in the long run cause others to leave you because you are malicious and because evil desires make them unhappy, which says a lot about the person who feels emotion for them.

• Everything that you say does or wants to put its mark on the environment around you. So remember to think about the consequences that your words have before you speak.

Before doing anything, think about the consequences, and above all, the desire for good things for the people around you. It's like planting precious seeds that will enrich you as a person.

An approach based on reciprocity and recognition of others opens your mind and nourishes your heart.

You get enriched if you embrace the good of life and create an environment filled with positivity and empathy. It at the same time creates emotional well-being among others around you. This allows you to build a more hopeful and positive future for all.

It is worth remembering.

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