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Long before “self-care” became a trend, ten timeless truths quietly revealed what keeps the mind healthy.
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I Finally See — Life Was Whole All Along!
You must examine why it is that you feel incomplete if you lose someone. This life has come as a whole. If you know this life the way it is, there is no question of incompleteness. This is a complete life. If this is an incomplete life, that means the Creator has done a bad job. No, it is a great job—far greater than most people realize. It is too fantastic a job. If you have experienced this life the way it is, then nothing would leave a hole in you because this is a complete life. Then you would not fill this up with your profession or your car or your house or your family or something. This life can interact, relate to, be with and include so many things. But still, by itself, it is a complete life. This is the way it is. If this is the…
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Aarna
9 hours ago
Such a meaningful lesson! Thank you for sharing this message. It’s so important to spread this wisdom. Your words made me feel peaceful and complete today.
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Week 43 Happiness Question!
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Giselle Rivero
11 hours ago
I use my S25 Ultra’s S Pen in such moments — it always does the trick and brightens my mood!
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No degree or skill matches one simple habit. Build it, and you’ll stand out with strength, confidence, and respect.
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Giselle Rivero
11 hours ago
I try to take full responsibility for my actions—it truly empowers and grounds me daily. Beautifully written! Your words inspire genuine self-reflection and remind us of the power of accountability.
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Sometimes the Treasure Is Right in Your Own Backyard!
The other day I was hunting for some resources outside my contact list. I sent messages, made calls, even searched online thinking I needed new connections to get things done.
After spending quite some time doing all that, I suddenly realized I already had what I was looking for sitting quietly in my own list. It was one of those funny yet eye opening moments. I actually laughed at myself for not noticing it earlier.
It made me think how often we overlook what is already available because we assume the answer is somewhere else. Maybe next time I should start by checking what is already within reach before going on a wild search outside. Lesson learned in the most casual way possible.
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Forget luck or genius. Three simple qualities will take you further than you ever imagined.
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Val van der Lee
3 days ago
Completely agree! When I started my side project, only consistent effort and patience kept me going—hard work truly pays off.
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One More Corner That Made Me Smile!
Yesterday, we finally cleaned and organized our almirah of tools, fixtures, and accessories after what felt like ages. It was long overdue! As we pulled everything out, we realized how many items were unusable or simply waste. Discarding them instantly created so much space, it felt refreshing. Interestingly, we also stumbled upon a few useful things that had been pushed to the back and forgotten over time.
By the end of it, the almirah looked neat, functional, and happy, as if thanking us for finally paying attention. There’s something deeply satisfying about such organizing tasks; they bring a sense of order, lightness, and accomplishment.
I couldn’t help but smile looking at that tidy corner — one more small space in the house restored to purpose and peace. It’s amazing how decluttering clears not just physical space but also mental clutter!
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Ideas without action are dreams. Action without thought falters. Wisdom is in doing both. Which do you lean toward?
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Brad
4 days ago
“Thinking and doing are the two wings of achievement.” I couldn’t agree more with this line.
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Our world runs on “me and more.” Social media sells it, advertising glorifies it, yet it leaves us empty. There’s a better way.
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Have a Hobby: Acquire pursuits which absorb your interest; sports and “nature” are best.