Many of us struggle with our thoughts, especially when we are alone and have no distractions. We may look at ourselves in the mirror and wonder who we really are, what we really want, and what we really value. We may feel like we are wearing a mask to hide our true selves from the world, or that we are living a lie. We may feel dissatisfied, unhappy, or even hopeless.
But there is a way to overcome these negative thoughts and find our true identity and purpose. It is by awakening to the reality that we are not our bodies, our minds, or our egos. We are spiritual beings having a human experience, and we have a divine destiny that transcends this physical world. We are here to learn, grow, and evolve, and to express our unique gifts and talents. We are here to make a positive difference in the world, and to connect with others who share our vision.
When we realize this, we can stop battling our thoughts and start embracing them as opportunities for growth and transformation. We can stop judging ourselves and start accepting ourselves as we are. We can stop fearing the future and start creating it with intention and passion. We can stop living in the past and start living in the present moment. We can stop being victims of circumstances and start being creators of our own reality.
The first step to awakening is to become aware of our thoughts and how they affect us. We can observe them without attachment or identification and recognize that they are not who we are. They are just passing phenomena that reflect our beliefs, emotions, and conditioning. We can choose to let go of the thoughts that do not serve us and focus on the thoughts that empower us. We can replace negative thoughts with positive affirmations, gratitude, and optimism.
The second step is to align our thoughts with our true self and our higher purpose. We can ask ourselves what we really want to do with our lives, what makes us happy, what inspires us, and what gives us meaning. We can discover our passions, talents, values, and goals, and pursue them with courage and confidence. We can align our thoughts with our vision, and act accordingly.
The third step is to share our thoughts with others who support us and uplift us. We can seek out people who share our values, interests, and aspirations, and who encourage us to be ourselves. We can communicate our thoughts honestly and respectfully and listen to others with empathy and compassion. We can express our thoughts creatively through writing, speaking, art, music, or any other medium that suits us. We can use our thoughts to inspire others, to educate others, or to entertain others.
By following these steps, we can stop battling our thoughts and start enjoying them as tools for personal growth and spiritual awakening. We can look in the mirror and see ourselves as we truly are; Beautiful, Powerful, and Divine!
-Eddie