Showing posts with label Habitually. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Habitually. Show all posts

Sunday, 4 July 2021

Challenge

 Developing crutches is really not such a good thing. Dependency can become a habit and the inner strength to deal with circumstances gets lost somewhere deep down. It is precisely the challenges of life and our gracious adjustments to them that bring out the strength in us . It is closely related to an attempt to become largely self reliant by living within our means.

An inability to chop and change our lifestyles makes us acquire crutches of many kinds. We are all in different stages of evolution and so, must understand that adversity confronts us just to challenge that spirit within us which is a toolkit that has every solution , provided we stay calm and positive. That itself is a challenge.

There is no need to live a life that is under the microscope of people. Every life is, to an extent, under a microscope and vulnerability to this aspect promotes the crutch syndrome .  Because the judgement of others becomes important enough to become a crutch for life.

When opinions start mattering, the energy levels dip and we lose the wholesomeness of our spirit. So, a word of caution ! YOU matter to yourself. Period. How do you feel about this aspect ? How many crutches do we walk on in the name of love and needs ?

Surekha Kothari

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Thursday, 26 March 2020

The Universal Law

A certain transparency is very necessary and beneficial in a close relationship. Sharing the important aspects of each others’ lives can increase levels of understanding and compassion and further those bonds.
Why leave people to do guesswork of what lies beneath a certain pattern of behaviour ? Admittedly, we all have and have had issues to deal with. As children, as teenagers and as adults. And this continues from generation to generation with varying degrees and with different life stories. This generalisation itself should make us more compassionate and empathetic to each other. Even more so, when there are closer ties.
It is so simple that I can’t read all the pages of your book of life unless you share them. And only then will understanding deepen.
So, open communication . It makes life easier and very pleasant as well. As I keep repeating, none of us can live like islands. It would completely be against the universal laws of connectivity. So, why not build strong bridges to other souls ?
Surekha Kothari

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Thursday, 13 June 2019

Comfort zone


No man is an island and everyone needs someone. In good times and bad times, a good support system makes life easier and more soul friendly. You don't need many around you. But one should be like three; that caring that desirous of being there for you, as you must be for them as well.
Innocent and sincere friendships are heartwarming. When you see an evidence, your smile also is genuine and your heart happy.
When I hear people say, "but I care so much " in words more than action, this spells a lack of spontaneity , maybe a kind of getting stuck in a comfort zone and not willing to walk the extra miles. Whatever else the reason!
A support group of friends and family is a total necessity at any time.
Surekha Kothari

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Tuesday, 16 October 2018

Life of wisdom


We habitually create storms for ourselves. We will go where fools fear to tread as it were. Or even the fearless think twice before treading. And then, we get upset or feel hurt at the outcome.
With idealism, one has to be practical also. I should have the intelligence not to put my hand in the fire when I am aware that the fire burns. But I am not always so intelligent.
"No" is not a bad or offensive word if used correctly. It applies to us mainly. To refuse is a right. And saying "no" to you so as to abstain from foolish indulgences speaks of a cleverness we all need in order to live a life of wisdom.
Surekha Kothari

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