 If you are truly heart broken, I congratulate you that you have finally arrived at the deepest part of your heart all the way from...your head... A wise friend once told me that our life journey is merely the distance from our head to our heart, a whopping 16 inch long! I believe that we spend our entire life traveling back and forth between our head and our heart. We have all been to the heart but it took some of us a traumatic event to go straight to the heart instantly which is a blessing in the sky. When we hit rock bottom and broke down that’s when we can no longer live with all the lies we have been telling ourselves and we finally arrived at the heart. This is a place without ego and only truth exists. When we cry, we cry out of our heart and not our head because we feel it directly from the heart. Sadness is bad if we only focus on the negative emotions that it brings to us. When we turn sadness into compassion we are then acting upon the power of love. Next time when you feel the pain in your heart again remember that you have arrived at the heart and a positive change in your life is in the making. Take this precious opportunity to reflect on things and see what you can do now to improve your life! It’ll always be your choice to stay here or return to your head. - FeelaSoulphy
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 Once a Thought is created it’ll never disappear. It might seem that as time goes by it’s forgotten, but in reality it’s filed and stored away deep in your subconscious mind. It’ll reappear and resurface when it’s needed and it’s always running in the background like a smart phone app. It affects how your phone functions in a way you’d never imagine. It drains your battery even if you never use it. It’s also on demand a second away when you are in need for it. Therefore, manage your thoughts well and be careful what you think about so you can be responsible to your future self. Be in an environment where it helps you to create positive thoughts. Train yourself to think or rethink positively! - FeelaSoulphy  Be a positive thought trigger to others. You may not be aware of it but your words and actions may affect others now or sometime in the future. They can be anyone you have met, touched, spoken to, worked with, loved, etc. Do you think a person’s suicidal act was formed in one day? Don’t be a part of the process of someone else’s tragedy. Be responsible with your words and actions at all times so you can be a positive thought trigger to others, especially children. - FeelaSoulphy |
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