It’s been more than half a year since I left Indochina. Many things changed in my life.
The amazing part is that I didn’t plan all of these changes. They happen naturally as you grow in your sense of being here and now.
Now, I am totally happy with what I have, wherever I am. I keep growing in all directions, and I don’t let my mind take full control of life but let it be part of it.
A few months ago, I could feel a bit of sadness in me about the idea that I had left “paradise.”
I realized that paradise destroyed the meaning of being for me. There was nothing that could make me satisfied with who I am and what I am doing.
I feel there is a huge difference in my perspective on life now and what I should do.
Too much comfort is good to have because, soon or later, it becomes your biggest desperation. You get a condition of mind that doesn’t understand who you are or why you live. It doesn’t matter what social status you have.
The human mind can make life seem stagnant, and if it becomes rotten, then you understand that there is no other way but to move and wash away all of those rotten, not working behavior patterns.
Silence the mind by observing the thoughts and feelings that arise. Stay still and see what you really are. Let the past go, and it will take lots of weight off you that you carry for yourself and those who taught you these misconceptions.
Get back to you and dance with the flow of life.
May love be with you!
mindfulbe 