Wecovery

Reconnecting with nature is like coming home from a long journey.

Causing Effect is far more powerful than we think. Without precognition of how great we will feel when we obtain the objects of our desire , their attainment leaves us unsatisfied.

Can you give thanks and feel the elevated emotions associated with a desired event before it occurs? Can you imagine that reality so completely that you begin to be in that future life now? Can you give thanks for something that exists as a potential in the quantum field but has not yet happened in your reality? If so, you're moving from cause and effect (waiting for something outside of you to make a change inside of you) to causing an effect (changing something inside of you to produce an effect outside of you).⁣
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When we are in a state of gratitude, we transmit a signal to the field that the event has already occurred. Gratitude is more than an intellectual thought process. You have to feel as though whatever you want is a new reality at this very moment. Thus, your body (which only understands feelings) must be convinced that it has the emotional quotient of the future experience, happening to you now. How do you move into a state of receivership? 🙏🏻

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Why are we so attached to our things? After witnessing the "violent rage" shown by babies whenever deprived of an item they considered their own, Jean Piaget – a founding father of child psychology – observed something profound about human nature: Our sense of ownership emerges incredibly early. But why do we become so attached to t...

Amazing words of wisdom.

Some quotes from Dr. Mate last night:

"Usually in our society, social connection is at the price of our authentic self: we have to create a persona to feel connection. We often create personas at the expense of our authenticity. Can we create a society where people can be authentically themselves, and still be socially connected?”

“Mental health is not the individual conforming to the needs of society. It is the society meeting the needs of the individual”

“We start to see the system of illness as larger than brains and larger than bodies … then we realize it’s just a huge system where our collective health, is predetermined … by each other.”

Heck yes! This is why we do what we do.

Timeless advice but difficult process.

2000 years ago, Marcus Aurelius wrote his Meditations. Centuries later, they still offer some of the best advice ever written on how to live your best life. Learn more at DailyStoic.com/meditations