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WE FORGOT TO BE SIMPLE

By Sorin October 27, 2023

All day we run…

We say after money!

Let’s ensure a good comfort!

We tend to have wealth!

Let’s show what we have to those around us!

Who we are and what we have achieved!

If we see the other rise…

We want to be on top at all costs!

Time passes quickly.

Time wants to be our friend…

We reject it as hard as we can.

Get to work, we immediately want to get home or somewhere else entirely.

We go on vacation…

We choose to “relax” for 7 days…

The next day we want to leave…

Sometimes we want to go home, sometimes somewhere else!

Dissatisfied with our whole being!

We don’t want to be friends with the clock…

Reject whatever the weather is outside…

We don’t care if it’s sunny, cold, windy, raining or snowing…

We’re against it!

Do not accept that we are mediocre to a bit of poverty!

Or those with money want the simple peace that most don’t have either!

Some people work they have to…

Other people work they like it…

Too few people do it out of passion and with passion.

Passion that we forget…

Things made with passion look passionate, pleasing to the eyes of the beholder.

In the vast majority of passions found in people…

They are discovered from the need to have what they cannot pay for with money or…

I can’t find suitable “professionals”!

And as the old people say, including my parents, “Necessity teaches you!”

Which leads to a balance in your own life!

Compare your discomfort from the well-paid job with…

The comfortable part where you take out of your hands what you only dreamed of at night or with your eyes open!

To the derisive denial of most people…

Gardening, woodworking, a bit of masonry, plumbing (do the plumber for your convenience)…

All this leads to simplicity!

Refuse to believe this inner experience!

Remove anything from your brain that leads to this humanization!

Humanization we hope for…

Not from one’s own person!

Expectations are from those around!

We think we are human.

There are enough situations in which we are not at all!

That cause we run away from…

Sensible simplicity aside.

Simplicity that we run away from.

The balance we don’t want!

We are looking for perfection in our imbalance of not seeing each other…

Matters are always reborn in front of us that do not hinder us…

We are hindered by those that God throws at us…

We do not want to discover them.

The devil is at every step.

And our senses do not bypass it.

Virtue is embalmed by the ignorance of success…

The covalence from which we never emerge.

Vanity embraces us. It does not escape its grasp at all.

We feel exceptionally safe in her grip.

Someone is laughing at us …

In the networks of vanities.

We are prisoners of those criteria imposed by the rest, distrust in our own strength.

Let’s not get ahead of ourselves!

Let’s wait for something to fall…

Drops we crave of this diabolical vanity.

Getting out of that state with difficulty!

Comfort being the priority!

The transmission of society is the same as the construction of the mockery…

Don’t beat yourself up!

Don’t take your head out of the warmth of comfort!

It’s like the darkness strikes you!

WHAT SIMPLE LIFE MEANS?

Simple living is a concept that involves reducing complexity and minimizing stress in everyday life.
It is an approach that encourages a balanced attitude and focus on the essentials, eliminating the troublesome or unnecessary aspects.
The simple life is based on the principle of living consciously, making choices about what is truly important and giving up overconsumption and dependence on material possessions.
It’s about freeing up physical, emotional and mental space to have more freedom and joy in life.
To adopt a simple life, you can consider the following principles:
1. Minimalism: Reduce the objects and things in your life to the essentials. Simplify your living space and get rid of unnecessary or inappropriate objects.
2. Prioritization: Identify and focus on the important aspects of your life. Set clear goals and focus on the things that bring you joy and fulfillment.
3. Release: Let go of things that burden you or cause you stress. Free yourself from toxic activities or relationships that drain your energy and time.
4. Joy in the simple things: Enjoy the small moments and simple things in life. Appreciate nature, spend time with loved ones, enjoy a hobby or activities that bring you peace and happiness.
5. Reduce Overconsumption: Avoid impulse buying and overconsumption. Think twice before buying anything and carefully evaluate your needs and wants.
6. Connecting with nature: Spend time in nature and enjoy its tranquility and beauty.
This can bring a more balanced perspective and deep relaxation.
Simple living is an individual process and can be interpreted differently by each person.
It’s important to find the balance that works for you and focus on the things that bring you peace, happiness and fulfillment in life.

LIVE FOR YOU

The basic idea is that each person has the right and responsibility to live their life in their own way, consistent with their personal values and aspirations.
Living for yourself means making choices, making decisions, and being in harmony with yourself, instead of being totally influenced by other people’s expectations and desires.
This involves: 1. Self-knowledge: Understand who you are, what your values and passions are, what you really want in life, and what your personal limits are. When you know yourself, you can make more informed decisions that are more aligned with your own needs and desires.
2. Authenticity: Be true to yourself and live in a manner that truly reflects who you are. Avoid conforming just to fit the expectations or standards of others and dare to show the world who you really are.
3. Embracing personal passions and interests: Find and invest time and energy in what makes you truly happy and fulfilled. By doing activities that bring you joy and satisfaction, you will live a fuller and more authentic life.
4. Confidence and risk-taking: Since you live for yourself, it’s important to take risks and look outside your comfort zone. Sometimes that means making choices that don’t always please others, or overcoming your personal fears and doubts to pursue your aspirations.
5. Respect and empathy for others: Living for yourself does not mean you ignore or neglect the needs or feelings of others.
It is important to remain open and respectful in dealing with others and to recognize that each person is entitled to their own decisions and way of living.
Living for yourself can bring a sense of fulfillment and personal fulfillment as you engage in what is authentic and essential to you.
It’s important to find balance and understand that being involved in your relationships and community is also essential to a full and balanced life.

HOW DO YOU CONNECT WITH NATURE?

Connecting with nature is a personal and individual experience, and the methods by which people connect can vary according to each individual’s preferences and capabilities.
Here are some suggestions that can help connect with nature:
1. Spend time outdoors: Get out in nature as often as possible, whether it’s a walk in the park, a trip to the forest or a beach at the sea.
Being in nature and interacting with various elements such as plants, trees, animals or water can contribute to a greater spiritual connection with nature.
2. Observe nature: Pay attention to all the details and aspects of nature around you. Notice the movement of birds, the colors of flowers, the sounds of the wind or the smell of the earth.
By paying attention to the beauty and diversity of nature, you will begin to appreciate it more and feel connected to it.
3. Practice mindfulness in nature: When you are in nature, focus on the present and be fully present in the moment.
Try to focus on the physical sensations you feel at that moment, such as the touch of leaves, the sound of birds or the smell of flowers. This can help connect more deeply with nature and reduce stress and anxiety.
4. Get involved in outdoor activities: Find an activity that you enjoy doing outdoors, such as gardening, nature photography, hiking or yoga in nature.
Actively participating in such activities can be a wonderful way to connect with nature and improve your mental and physical well-being at the same time.
5. Reading and learning: Read books or articles about nature, environment and biodiversity. Understanding and learning about nature’s processes and systems can increase appreciation and connection with it.
Remember that connecting with nature is a personal journey and that each person can experience it differently. Try to listen to your own intuition and do what works best for you in the process of connecting with nature.

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