Karma - The Law of Cause and Effect
Your future is created from choices you make in every moment. The more you make choices from the level of conscious awareness, the more you will make spontaneous choices that are beneficial for yourself and everyone around you.
“All you need is to stop searching outside for what can be found only within. Set your vision right before you operate... Clarify your mind, purify your heart, sanctify your life – this is the quickest way to a change in your world.”
~ Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj
And as part of this process, specifically clarifying and purifying, there are some things to consider with how this works.
The legend of the magical phoenix is about a beautiful, mythical bird that rises from the ashes, purified and rejuvenated from the fire, ready to begin life with a fresh perspective. So, it's important to understand this process can be difficult, painful and challenging, but it's a necessary one. You must have a willingness to metaphorically step into the fire to remove what's no longer necessary and purify routines no longer serving our best interests. This allows for us to transform and adopt the new.
“All you need is to stop searching outside for what can be found only within. Set your vision right before you operate... Clarify your mind, purify your heart, sanctify your life – this is the quickest way to a change in your world.”
~ Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj
And as part of this process, specifically clarifying and purifying, there are some things to consider with how this works.
The legend of the magical phoenix is about a beautiful, mythical bird that rises from the ashes, purified and rejuvenated from the fire, ready to begin life with a fresh perspective. So, it's important to understand this process can be difficult, painful and challenging, but it's a necessary one. You must have a willingness to metaphorically step into the fire to remove what's no longer necessary and purify routines no longer serving our best interests. This allows for us to transform and adopt the new.
