Inspiration
Not what we have But what we enjoy, constitutes our abundance.
Epicurus
Food For Thought
Hello, friends and fellow travelers in this journey called life. Thank you for being here today. This week I focused on abundance. As one of my favorite subjects, it moves me in the way of a philosophical quandary that ignites my passion and commitment to realize the brevity of my dreams. But in working the paradox behind its archetypal essence, I find, as Epicurus says, abundance exists not in the things we have. Yet, for most, this is the proverbial tip of the iceberg by which the measurement of life’s value rests.
Is this wrong? No. In essence, it is not. For in the heart of human nature is a means to compete. This foundational human drive creates a willingness of attitude needed to chase one’s dreams towards fruition. However, in examining people committed to success, they don’t focus on the material items gained. These come as an aftermath of the abundance they seek. Instead, these individuals’ common denominator is their simple will to work hard and persevere towards one identifiable goal. I hope you enjoy today’s article, podcast, and I thank you for being a loyal supporter of this venture.
Namaste, my friends. May blessings find you on your journey to advance confidently in the direction of your dreams.
Podcast
Fill Your Glass: The Disciplined Practice of Loving-Kindness – A Sacred Journey: Where Myths Unfold and Potential Awakens
- Fill Your Glass: The Disciplined Practice of Loving-Kindness
- The Architecture of Joy: Navigating Darkness to Find Your Light
- How to Find Spiritual Grounding: Healing a Fractured Soul through Integrity
- The Unshakable Anchor: Building Hope in a Fractured World
- Finding Grace in the Messy: Catholic Wisdom and the Psychology of Intentional Parenting
Credits
- Video by Daniil Popov from Pexels
- Video by Dmitry Varennikov from Pexels
- Video by Mat Brown from Pexels
