July 15th, 2011 by rob white
In order to understand what it is to love your life, you first must understand what it is to like your life.
Liking and Loving are very different.
- Liking has no conviction to it. No real mission. No commitment. That’s why folks don’t talk about their lives very much if they just like their lives. There’s no passion!
- Loving has conviction. You create mission statements. You’re passionate about your life. You love to talk to yourself about what you plan to do next with your life.
What do I notice about folks who say, “I like my car”? They get in it and drive to work; they appreciate that it starts when they turn the ignition key, but they’re not committed to keeping it in excellent condition.
If someone says, “I love my car,” I am pretty sure that he takes care of it; washes it often, has the oil changed, and does the necessary maintenance checks.
Are you committed?
Are you committed to keeping your life in excellent condition? Can you see the difference between your behavior when you love your life and just like your life?
A simple wish to start fresh, with love in mind, has power to cancel behavior that only demonstrates liking your life.
What do I do?
What do I do that shows how much I love my life? Maybe I should ask the reverse question: What do I NOT do that shows how much I love my life?
Some of the things I do to demonstrate my love for my life:
- Daily, I appreciate the wonderful surprises that life offers.
- I commit to experiencing the abundance that every day offers me.
- I rigorously maintain a pragmatic, action-oriented awareness of my responses to life.
- I maintain a deep conviction to let go of any limiting opinions or behavior patterns that sabotage my joyful dreams of a successful future.
- I consciously choose attitudes that positively support an inspiring journey through life.
- I acknowledge daily that I create my reality … and I am worthy of living prosperously in every domain of life (harmonious relationships, business success, peace of mind, spiritual growth)
Some of the things I do NOT do that demonstrate my love for my life:
- I do NOT blame others for my life.
- I do NOT believe that my life experiences are limited by circumstances.
- I do NOT live with a consciousness of scarcity.
- I do NOT allow dysfunctional patterns to dominate my behavior.
- I do NOT seek the approval of others when setting aspirations and aims that are important to me.
- I do NOT live in reaction to past memories of failures.
Stop Evading
It is time to stop evading what you must face.
- What are you NOT doing that it would be wise to do – something that demonstrates your deep love for your life?
- What are you doing that it would be wise to stop doing – something that hampers your deep feeling of love for your life?
Perfect Opportunity
This blog offers a perfect opportunity to lift your spirit one degree above worldly conditions, and share what comes up for you. There is a lot to consider here. Perhaps you’ll share how you demonstrate your love for your life. You do love your life don’t you? It’s time to show it, and share it.
Thank you and blessings, rob
“Best Comment of the Week”. This weeks best comment comes from Tinu. The runner up is John Sherry from The 100% You. See their comments here.
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I love what you say about ‘liking’ vs. ‘loving’ my life. I can see that I spend a lot of time demonstrating how I ‘like’ my life, and not enough time learning to ‘love’ my life. I just learned about you from a twitter friend. I’m glad i came over. This is a perfect lesson for me. I was told that you taught in a unique way. You do.
Hi Pat. You need not prove anything to anyone but yourself. What if you proved to yourself that, indeed, you do LOVE your life? What would that be like?
blessings
Hello Rob!! Wonderful, wonderful post! And YES (a resounding one at that) I do love my life!!! I just did a post about conviction and boy you’ve nailed it! Love is ALL about conviction!
Like you, daily I appreciate just waking up and breathing – I give thanks the moment my eyes open! What a gift to be able to wake up each day! I demonstrate my love for my life by treating it with respect in mind, body and soul. I feed my mind with good words, good thoughts and good lessons. I feed my body good food and make it run to keep in running
. And I feed my soul by loving others and staying humble for the blessings I’ve been given.
My child absolutely is the love of my life and for her alone, I am complete. Gratefully, she embraces and loves life to the fullest that a 5 year old can. Nothing makes me smile more that to see her passionately throw herself into the day and look up and say, “Hallelujah Mommy for this great day!” And she does say this every single day, which makes my heart burst with abundant love!
This post made my day Rob, thank you so much! And thank you for sharing the ways you love your life … they are incredible!
Peace to you,
Elena
Hi Elena. I love what you say. I love your enthusiasm. I notice that you not trying to prove that you are right, or wise. Guess what? You are right and wise with what you say. Nervousness is not necessary when you are right and rise, and nervousness is not part of your expression. Congratulations and Thank you.
Hi Rob,
You’re preaching to the choir in my case, but that’s OK, I can use reminders, rather measurements to see where I am vrs where I was! I think anyone who is depressed or discouraged or uninspired about their life should spend six months hanging around sites like this, a prescription that could anyone’s life it they were willing.
I’m a different person since I started blogging and I couldn’t really say if it was the blogging that did it or that I came with the Intention to change my life and found the inspiration and encouragement I needed here. Certainly reading blogs and interacting with bloggers has furthered my cause.
To answer your question, I love my life hands down. I’ve never been in more uncertain circumstances, and yet I’ve never felt more optimistic. Go figure on that one! Sounds like love to me!
Lori
Hi Lori. Truths quiet kingdom asks nothing more of you than that you express the truth. What a wonderful gift you offer to the kingdom of truth. There is nothing to prove. There is simply awareness of the truth. Thank you, thank you … your awareness helps all of us. blessings
As the song goes, ‘Love is a many spleandoured thing’, so why not life eh Rob? Love is a powerful word evoking powerful stirring responses so when we make it part of our vocabulary and thus part of our psyche we invite enormous potent energy into our very existence. Yes, it’s time to love to love and to feel the spirit inside us rising to great things. Life….the love of my life!!!
Hi John. your life is ‘the love of your life’ (you said that). Wow, I love that. Take as long as it takes to understand this – it is the love of your life.
I think going further into loving your life. You have to fully love yourself before you can love someone else. I am all about love, but my journey is learning everyday more things I can love about myself. Loving to wake up, work out, go to work, walk my dog, making dinner. Loving every aspect of my day. Once I’m present with that love, then I give my boyfriend a kiss and love him too.
Hi meg. Loving thy neighbor as thyself … THAT’S IT. It guarantees a lovely life … which is reality’s reward to you for doing this. Thank you for that. blessings
I love this side by side of like and love…, and love your life. It does strike a cord, so does the question “Are you committed?” I want to be committed more than ever…, but that is still a step away from being committed. So thanks for this! Landed here via Lori’s tweet.
Hi Maya. Let the answers to life come to you; they want to. Loving your life opens the door; liking your life simply turns the doorknob – not enough. Thank you for coming on over. blessings.
Please.Get.Out.Of.My.Head….LOL!!
I have been thinking this very thing this week. I only “like” my life right now and marginally so if I were being honest. I know that I need to crank it up and get energized but…. and there’s always a big but ain’t there? LOL!
I agree that loving ones life is paramount to achieving anything significant in life and reaching your utmost potential.
What I am going to STOP doing in order to love my life is: finally drop some of the dead weight in my life that I have been rationalizing keeping, thinking I can somehow extract value from it by reframing its purpose. Yeah, I can be quite intellectual about a thing when I want to cling to something I need to let go.
What I am going to START doing in order to love my life: Get back on the regular exercise and push myself because I really enjoy it when I do, make contacts that I need to make to further along my business AND make concrete benchmark steps so I can MOVE to Florida, already and start the next chapter in my life!!
Thank you Rob, stimulating, thought provoking and action inducing, as usual.
Hi Stephanie. ‘Dropping dead weight’ … hmmm, replace frantic thinking with quiet seeing. Dead weight is frantic. Most folks don’t see it that way. Seeing is freeing. thank you for helping me notice this. blessings
Interesting….’Dead weight is frantic’…what does that mean?
Ya know, recently I can now say I LOVE my life. This is very very new for me. I’ve spent most of my life feeling that I “like” it or actually found myself saying “I hate my life.” That’s a scary thought for me now, but boy that used to trickle through my head all the time. Now on my worst days I can say I “like” it. The best way I show love for my life is when I can wake up on Monday morning and be excited about a new week ahead. That’s how I know I’m doing OK. I’ve spent enough Monday’s waking up depressed and I am all through with that!
Hi Roger. Realizing that ‘liking one’s life’ can lead to depression – great insight. Thank you! Let answers to life come to you. thank you for leading me to that answer. blessings
Hi Rob,
There is a definite distinction between loving your life and liking it. Love is connection, wholeness, contentment, peace and gratitude. Just liking my life is like walking around with a small, sharp pebble in my shoe.
I remember several years back I had what I call a window. It was the only time in my life when I was completely in love with it. In love with my life and in love with myself.
A big part of loving life is not bringing the past and the future into the present.
Hi Lisa. You are like an explorer who lights a lantern to make camp for the night. I love what you discover when you look at your life from the light of the lit lantern, and then you share it with us. Thank you. You are a contribution to the blog … to humanity. Can you feel it? blessings.
I like your distinction of “conviction” between liking and loving.
Love’s got teeth and legs in multiple ways.
I also like how you used the power of contrast to paint a picture of ways “NOT” to love your life … and re-enforcing the message — “own it.”
Hi J.D. If we insist long enough to refuse that we know what is right for us … what is right for us will come to us. It seems to me, that is part of your journey. Forgive me is I assume to know what I am talking about. blessings
Had to post this on FB. How do I feel about LOVING my life? It’s exhilirating, filled with passion, conviction and excitement! And the nice thing about this is that it is not contingent upon anyone or anything….LOVE IS ME!
Hi Kenya. ‘Love is me’ … ah, how many times I have said that. Want a true lasting feeling of security? Keep saying it until you know it so deeply that nothing can shake you from it. The feeling will come. (I am not there yet – only sometimes; are you?) Thank you.
Well….I am feeling it now! But looking at things…what comes to mind is “Work in Progress”. It is always something new I’m learning to let go (unhealthy patterns). But that’s the exciting part…because I know how it feels when these patterns is gone.
LOVE YOUR ARTICLES ROB! <3
I LOVE LOVE LOVE my Life!! I haven’t reached all my goals yet but I am having a good time getting there. I simply have to remind myself that I am young and life should be exciting. When I get too goal oriented I get nervous and pushy. When I am loving life I am just kind of taking it all in… enjoying my friends and my youth and having a nice glass of wine. I have to practice being patient or else I will miss out having fun if I get too worked up about the future.
Hi Kara. you maintain a healthy view of yourself and your life. This is apparent in your wholesome glow. thnk you for sharing your exuberance. blessings
Hi Rob,
Sorry I’m so late to the party…
I love your metaphor – I think just about everyone can relate to the difference between liking and loving their car.
To me, it all comes down to excitement. If I love my car, I get excited about it. Can I get excited about my life? About my future plans? About lunch? And if not, why not? I think a lot of the time, we just don’t prioritize excitement, as in “Yeah, that would be nice, but I don’t have the time to get excited about this stuff. I have crap to take care of…”
You’re a person that serves as a reminder that loving your life isn’t just the purview of monks living on the hill. It’s for everyone, even Joe Schmoe who has crap to take care of.
Hugs,
Melody (who LOVES her life…)
Hi Melody. I love your reference to ‘monks on the hill’. Many monks seek help from a higher source than the human intellect, and thus they retreat out of the valley and up to the hill. We are seeking to do this while living in society, which is a possibility. You’re proof of that. Thank you
Well said Rob. A very inspiring post.
Riley
Hi Riley. Daring to see what exists beyond present ways, that’s what we’re up to … isn’t it. That’s the spiritual path. blessings
Rob, what a great subject to bring up. I love those two lists, you’re right, they’re ‘the perfect opportunity’ to finding more LOVE in your life… the car analogy really brings the point down to earth for me.
As usual with your blog, this is one of those posts that makes me stop and think… I need to take inventory of what I’m LOVING about life and what I’m just enduring…
Hi Andrew. Taking inventory of oneself … that is most important; it’s how we learn simple truths and turn them into personal strength. That’s your aspiration, Andrew. If it wasn’t you wouldn’t come back for more. If it wasn’t my aspiration, I wouldn’t write more. Blessings
I wish I could even “like” my life most of the time. I hate to admit it, but most of the time I say “I hate my life” in my mind. Not like I’m going to commit suicide, but you know what I mean. From 9-5 monday through friday life just kind of stinks. That’s probably a better word than Hate……. for me, life stinks most of the time. I like my life on Friday and Saturday nights. And for about an hour when I’m getting just a little drunk with all my friends I LOVE LOVE life. But other than that its pretty MEH. Does anybody really love life that much? I am actually curious if that’s for real or is just something people say. I don’t quite believe it yet. I want to though, really.
Hi Alan, By rehearsing the same right thinking that others rehearse, you can love yourself like others love themselves. Keep going; don’t let booze be your crutch. blessings
Hey Rob.
I feel that you can really love your life the moment you find your passion. Then life begins purposeful and doesn’t everyone want to feel important and purposeful?
Hi Matt. Nice to hear from you. Can we find our passion? Or is it that we give meaningful purpose to our lives, and passion finds us? My last statement leads me to this: Do we find our purpose, or do we consciously give our lives meaningful purpose? I love to say, “If it is to be, it is up to me.” blessings
Rob: Great, great great article. I really loved this post and everything that you said in it. It was so helpful and it is a great guide as to how we should move through the day. I think it is one thing to understand the importance of having the right attitude as you move through the day and another to really understand what that means and how it should impact your decisions and thoughts. I thought the list you shared about what you do everyday is so valuable. It really points us all in the right direction and shows exactly how we should experience our day. Great post.
Hi Sibyl. You got it. I can feel it. Your feedback shows it. One voice drains our creative energy, “I like my life.” Another voice enhances our creative energy, “I love my life.” The distinction is important. blessings
I think I vacillate between “liking” and “loving.” I think most people do. The daily difficulties of life certainly get to me, but in the big picture I certainly love my life. It’s not the romantic version of being jet-setter or living in a mansion that I had in my youth, it is more practical and balanced. I’ve come to accept that there may be moments in any day that are just kind of blah and blue, but without those moments there would be no way to be wowed by the beauty in the world. I have a ton to be grateful for and enjoying those simple blessings is my secret to feeling love for my life.
Hi Carol Anne. Having a ‘ton to be grateful for’ certainly is an indicator that you love your life. Refuse the voice that tries to remind you of all the things that you are not grateful for. You know how to do that well (I can see that). Thank you
You know I Love love and I love loving life. I’m the original life lover brother. I am committed — some people say I should be committed! I’ve dedicated my whole existence to just spreading the love and enjoying all the wild weird wonders the world has to offer. To me it’s comes down to being ready for the next new adventure or experience. I’m always looking for something new to experience. Staying open to everyone and everything makes life worth living and loving. I won’t be tied down by negative-nabobs life is too short. I want to be like the crazy Zen monk that is here to leap the world ties and sit among the white clouds.
Hi Rus. ‘Staying open to everyone and everything’ … that’s it! There is only one creative cause for your life … you. You know that. You accept that responsibility. You are on your way. An enriching life is the natural world for anyone who is willing to think (and think again and again), in larger terms. Thank you.
Rob,
For years I played the blame game with my life. I blamed all of my issues and shortcomings on everyone else and never myself. Now by trying to take ownership I am accepting that the life I have can be transformed into the life I love by accepting responsibility for my own life. I love the ability to create instead of the burden of complaining. Thanks for this on time article.
Hi Frank. Treating your mind rightly is excellent treatment for living richly in all areas of your life, isn’t it Frank? I can see that you get this. The more you treat your mind rightly, the more you become a lure for all of the good things that life has to offer. blessings
Loving life is a process, Rob. It can be an exhilarating process if one becomes fully engaged in it. Life is full of wonderful things — the highs, the lows, the in-betweens — that add richness to each day; and they are constantly available for us to grab, to personalize, to cherish, if we dare.
Hi Belinda. Treat yourself to life; that’s what it’s about, isn’t it? It is a treatment for prosperity in every domain of living, isn’t it? That is what you understand consciously, and are working to accept subconsciously. When you do accept it fully and completely (subconsciously) you will be walking on water and turning water into wine (like the great master of over 2,000 years ago). That’s our task; to take it beyond the intellectual into the heart of the mind. Thank you, thank you. blessings
Hey Rob, Yeah I think I love life. It’s not that I’m blissed out and floating around but I love my music and work is work. It’s funny because my music causes me the most pain and suffering but gives me the greatest joy and satisfaction. I know that is part of the process. Sometimes it is the source of all my anger and frustration but I keep coming back. I’m not sure I understand why, actually I don’t really want to know why. I think to experience an intense love of life and creativity you have to go through a lot of shit. To me the trick is to love the shit. If I’m suffering let me feel it. Let me feel the quiver in my gut and dread furrowing in my brow. That’s all beautiful stuff and part of being a sentient being that has something to say in this world. For me, to say I really love life I have to love the suffering and the whole process that comes with creativity. Because when I nail it there NO greater feeling of contentment…. and then it starts all over again… ay yi yi!
Hi John. Loving all of it is a big one, isn’t it John! Your very awareness of polarity is a lesson in itself. At first there’s a protesting shock, and then there is the opportunity to embrace the yin and the yang of it. Thank you for that tip. blessings
Hi Rob, I’ve always had a penchant for living large. I was of the mindset of live fast and die young for a while (Especially in the 80′s!). I did my share of fast and dangerous living and I’m pretty lucky to have come out unscathed. My point is, I thought that meant loving life. Drugs, booze and nice cars definitely made me feel alive but man, my thinking was pretty F’d up back then. I was really living in a world of pain. I had to get really high to feel alive and when I wasn’t I was miserable. I’ve come to realize loving life means you respect it and appreciate all the healthy things. Now, when I’m really loving life, I’m doing things like having good sushi or just enjoying a good movie at home. I love my whole life when I take it easy and feel peaceful with myself.
Hi Richard. It is easy to appreciate the healthy things if we slow down and clear our minds. This is what you are doing when you seek peace over anxiousness. Thank you.
this is an interesting thought for me. I am peaceful and content and yet missing the passion of “loving life”. I think this has come from confusing passion and drama or at least mixing them together and the pain that resulted. So, from a quiet place I can discern the difference and allow the passion. I definately need a new car
Hi Sylvia. I like your ‘noticement’. Drama can stir up passion, but it is the wrong kind of passion; it will talk you right off the edge of a cliff. Good luck on your car search (ha ha). blessings
Hi Rob,
I Love the distinction. I LoveLoveLove my life, every day! But, that only arrived when I was able to Love myself. It’s so easy to get lost in headtrips which keep us out of the *now* – which is the true place of power where gifts unfold….
Thoughtful post!
Hi Antonia. There is a voice inside each of us (voice of memory), that forever lures us to past memories of failure. Past memories of failure stop us from living adventurously ‘in the now’. YES, to love oneself requires ignoring that voice. Nice distinction. That’s a conversation for another blog. blessings
Ya know Rob, It is humbling for me to think about how many years I have spent convincing myself that I Love life. Looking back I can see that the reality was that I liked life some of the time, and most of the time I was quite milquetoast about it. To me loving life meant that I just needed to work hard and then harder. It was my way of distracting myself from the real experiences of living. I made myself too busy to travel and vacation, too busy to go to all my kids games and too tired to connect with my wife in a meaningful way. I thought being passionate about my work and career meant that I was loving it. The one I’m always working on now is appreciation. I figure I worked darn hard all my life and now, more then ever is my chance to make up for lost time and appreciate the spoils of my hard work. FYI: My wife and I have few trips abroad planned out already.
Hi Georgie. INDEED, appreciation is healthy inner-world action. When someone asks you who you are, and you silently appreciate the answer you offer – you are loving the life you live. When you give an answer to look good, you have not yet learned to love yourself. Do you understand? blessings
Hey Rob, loved this!
Came over via Twitter (thanks for the follow btw. Looking forward to digging into more of your stuff.)
I couldn’t help but think ‘I love my life, except when I don’t!’ and it’s during the exceptions, for me at least, that I have the opportunity to practice being who it is I really want to be. Because it’s easy to love life when you’re chomping on a juicy, fresh peach but those times when you bite down on the stone, those are the times when we really find out who we are – and where we could use some work
Maybe part of the secret is to cut out the likes (and musts and shoulds and have tos) and cram life full of as many ‘loves’ as possible?
Hi El. Nice to make your acquaintance. I like your input. When things aren’t working out (when we bite down on the stone), and we cry and moan – we make ourselves the star of our own soap opera. Never is there any self-love or ‘love of life’ in that. That’s what you’re pointing at. Thank you for that. blessings
Hi Rob, yes I agree. That is quite a distinction. There are times that I think “if only I had X,Y & Z THEN I’d really love my life”. Then there are those times when all I’m doing is meditating and I really do love my life. I think that once we have the basic survival needs of food, clothing and shelter there is really no reason not to love life. The only thing that keeps me from loving my life 24/7 is when I am not disciplined with my thinking. We all have the optin to love life in any moment with the simple act of mindful breathing, mindful walking and meditation.
Hi Alicia. Do we love our lives because we are disciplined in our thinking … or … are we disciplined in our thinking when we love our lives? Sometimes it is stubborn self-will that has us discipline our thinking; that does not come from loving our lives; it comes from hoping, if we push harder, we will come to that point where we love our lives. Can you see that? blessings
hi rob,
I am happiest when I give myself/show love to others. I had ‘new friends’ come round yesterday for a taste (food) of my culture, hard going as I had to do 8 different dishes, but I thoroughly enjoyed every moment of it, all felt overwhelmed by my efforts, why?
Love is such an endearing thing if we allow it, I guess to be able to do that first, you have to love your self/life.
I don’t know where my recognition about love of life comes from but to know love of life I must have hated life, thankfully a distant memory.
Blaming others is a lack of self-insight; my life experiences enriches my purpose in life, so I gladly welcome them; seeking approval of others show’s I lack confidence in my aspirations, but sometimes when I get stuck, unawre of what I’m about to do, ask others; Past memories of failure are hindrance to today and tomorrow, sometimes they do slip in unawares.
I’m still learning, on a journey of self-awareness and development, loving it.
When I read your post I feel as though I want to challenge what I read, my reaction and responses, ‘am I true to myself’.
Thank you, thank you!
Hi Tinu. You are interesting. sometimes you confuse me with your answer. You rise to a high level of insight, and then you offer an example of when you plummet. The most loving act on earth is to take the time to change one’s inner nature so she (he) no longer sends cruel acts out into the world. I am still working on this (few perfect it). It’s those cruel acts that makes life the mess it can be. How does this apply to you? I like your style of writing. blessings
hi rob, you are too good, you sensed my confusion, absolutely. I re-read and re-read and re-read before I submitted my comment, then I thought to myself ‘is this realy who I am’, as stated in my previous comment. I guess is because I couldn’t believe that I was that insightful and in denial almost of what I have achieved so far, and didn’t want to accept the glory of my achievement, well spotted rob again, thank you. Wish you continued strength
Great article here. I am getting to the point where I really no longer enjoy my job. I think it’s time I love my life a bit more and call it quits. Time to find a new source of income!
Hi David. I like your self-honesty, and I like that you share it with us. you are beginning to see how your weaknesses masquerades as strengths. Think about this for a while. Seeing is freeing!!! The job you’d love to have is right around the corner. blessings
Yo WHAT UP RIZ-OB! You know I LOVE life BAByY. I am always DEALIN and taking care of businazz. You know what I always say, If I aint movin groovn wheelin dealn than I AINT LIVING!!!. AHAHA. I never understood lazy people. They are the ones that are always depressed and have no friends no ladays and NO MONEY!!! PEople just got to keeep moving. Like a Shark. Like ME! THey should call me MAGIC SHARK!!! Because I am ALWAYS MOVINN’ groovn wheelin & dealn. AHAHAHHAH! THATS hOW you LOVE LIFE, son. HOLLA
Hi Magic. So wheeling and dealing is how you love your life. Are you stimulated by the wheeling and dealing, or are you inspired by the truth it offers you? If you are stimulated – you like your life (pretending to love it). If you are inspired – you love your life. Can you see the difference? blessings
Hi Rob, to me loving life is more of a neutral state. It’s not about being in a manic state of taking in sensual pleasures, it is about finding your own peaceful path through life. I’m loving life when out sailing. Out there is nothing to be done, nothing to achieve and really nowhere in particular to go. It is a peaceful state where I can allow everything to be.
Hi Salty. The ‘life is wonderfully meaningless, so don’t get all uptight about it’ theory; you feel that when you’re sailing, aye? I like it. By accepting the enchanting meaninglessness of it all, you obey natural laws. This is a conversation for another blog. blessings.
Hi, Rob, it’s fitting I should find your post today. I was sat in a cafe going through pictures to add to a post I’m creating and found myself in tears. In awe, disbelief, joy, pride and love at all the things I have seen and done. The amount of unashamed happiness I saw on my face in the strangest and remotest of locations. I was humbled with how much I LOVE MY LIFE…how despite all the set backs, difficulties and depressions… I’ve had and continue to experience occasionally..how much I have achieved and experienced. Wow…a moment of reflection can really bring about an attitude of gratitude. You make some great points here..things which I knew..but never hurt to hear again, and again, and again…I think you het my point. Big love Rob
Hi Stacey. I Love your enthusiasm. When you catch yourself asking, “Where am I thinking incorrectly about my setbacks, difficulties and depressions of the past?” Consider answering yourself like this, “I Think incorrectly by trying to use ordinary thinking for success that is only possible if I elevate my consciousness.” Your comment, today, comes from that elevated consciousness. I can feel it. blessings