Tag: buddhism
Go Easy on Yourself – BE Love!
I have a dose of insomnia – hello moon! Maybe there’s an earthquake lurking where the platelets of Mother Nature are at anger with our deeds … Or perhaps I am over-thinking. Life’s like that. The mind can be our greatest enemy when we need to restore our inner calm and balance. We find we begin to hear too much clutter. We collect the thoughts and intent of others – as though our own garbage. But really, each of us is only ever responsible for our ‘self’ and how we process information. This is why meditation is so important. To acknowledge our thoughts – then, let them pass.
I am sensitive – I take on the pain of those I love – no matter where in the world they are. But then what would be the alternative? To develop tough skin where the suffering of others bears no circumstance or relevance? But it is all about balance. To first know our immediate life and surroundings is of greater value for our true self worth. To find quiet space – reflect – manifest good things – to be ‘at one.’ Prayer is a form of meditation when focusing on the highest frequency of ‘love.’ Using a mantra. Or to simply be still with the now.
When I focus on negative subjects – I sometimes believe I can help – balance the anguish – bring back to centre – where love lives. But sometimes we need to perhaps know where there is congestion of interests and a will to cause hardship and pain to others – there is no remedy for the sensitive – other than to remove our general thought process into new and vibrant arenas of happiness and celebration! We cannot heal a world until we have first rewarded our own strength of courage with peace and tranquillity. The beautiful thing is – finding our own harmony wheel costs nothing and becomes a way life. It takes commitment to move forward and I believe we must always see opportunity in self improvement for the benefit of ‘love’ itself.
On that note – I should try to sleep! I was supposed to be having respite from the virtual world to get my work done for a new project – but there’s no rules. Go easy …
Spirituality is to understand a connection between mind – body and soul. These have to connect ‘at least’ before we as a collective of ‘love’ make advancement towards our soul purpose and duty. We are ALL very beautiful!
TBH©
‘When I am Eastern’ by Tiffany Belle Harper
The west is so obsessed with material power. It’s fact – we smile less than the folk of the east. So yes. I will return with darker skin and live to the east of the planet. I will fully embrace eastern culture. I will wear cheesecloth gowns and live in an airy space on top of a mountain with goats and chickens roaming freely. I will have wild monkeys as friends and a husband who worships me. TBH©
Solitude in England #diary
When we remove ‘self’ from that which is familiar, we find so much more about ‘us,’ as a collective source of love entwined with all that is natural. On top of a hill set behind an old stone ruin. Heaven could not be more beautiful than where we are hidden. TBH© slightly lost in time …
my religion is simple
When we look at the internet and watch the mainstream news then peep at the tabloids in shops, life can become very complicated.
When we ignore all of it and focus only on what we have around us and how we can improve – life becomes very simple and easy to manage – enabling us to love those that need us in our homes and hearts.
When we stand still and feel the love in our heart – no matter where in the world it is. We have everything. Less is More. Love is the Answer. I am much happier when I am not on the internet. I do like to blog as it keeps me sane – it’s my blueprint. But I don’t need to be anywhere else. Music makes me happy that and good food, my friends and sons and all the animals. I love men too. All of them. I have Muslim friends, gay ones as well. All of them respect me as I do them. None of them imply they wish to touch or hurt me. We’re all friends. Having sons has made me humble. Men are not all bad. They shouldn’t fight one another. It is effecting the status quo of nature. And any man who bullies women is not worthy of respect. Any woman who encourages that man is filth in my eyes, women need to stand together – not drive others apart.
To bully on any level is a form of self denial – bullies require attention. They need a reaction. Ignore them. Like I always say, learn from it and get on with your life. For what is on your doorstep and in your soul is perfect and you will be happier knowing this. Perpetual competitions have no ultimate reward.
If you’re good at what you do, the right energy will find you. The like-minded help one another in ways that are beautiful – going beyond platforms such as Twitter and Facebook. They’re not real. There’s too many people pretending to be someone else on there. How can that be right? Cowards hiding behind silhouettes. Fake fan accounts and people who abuse one another in the most indirect ways. What a way to carry on … sigh.
Time for a cup of tea and a slice of malt loaf with real butter on the top. My treat for today – I shall appreciate each mouthful and sip. You can’t break a good soul. It only makes us stronger. Have a lovely week. I will be back in the autumn as I’ve lots to be getting on with. You’re welcome.
TBH.
🤍 Tiff 🤍 