Quite often we feel that we are victim to external events. It seems like life is predestined and, no matter what we do, similar problems keep appearing to create suffering and pain. Yet, the secret to life is not avoiding these problems, but in how we view these problems. As Ralph Waldo Emerson said:<\/p>\n
“People seem not to see that their opinion of the world is also a confession of character.”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Therefore, rather than seeking to change the world we should seek to change ourselves and the perspective we have towards the world. You will also find that changing yourself is the most effective way of having a positive effect on other people around you.<\/p>\n
These are some suggestions for enabling a new perspective on life.<\/p>\n
1.\tDon’t be quick to judge others. <\/strong><\/p>\n
The human mind finds it easy to find faults in others, yet we are much less quick to judge ourselves. When we judge others, often we have a subconscious feeling of superiority. By pointing out the errors and misdeeds of others, it makes us feel better. Yet, it is a great irony that when we judge other people, these faults are actually part of ourselves as well. However, the important thing is that when we judge others we gain no real happiness. In fact what we are doing is giving greater importance to the negative quality of others. If we are not careful, by judging others we lower our own consciousness. Be tolerant of others bad qualities; ultimately, you are not responsible for the thoughts and actions of your friends<\/p>\n
2.\tLook for people’s good Qualities. <\/strong><\/p>\n
If friends or families are causing irritation, then we can try to focus on some of their good qualities. When we appreciate their good qualities they will really appreciate our concern and good nature. Surprisingly, we may find that by strengthening their good qualities, their bad qualities diminish without even mentioning them. As a second benefit, when we recognise the good qualities of others, they will be inspired to reciprocate our kind words. This does not mean we should flatter others in the hope of receiving praise back. However, the nature of kindness is to spread.<\/p>\n
The very nature of kindness
\nIs to spread.
\nIf you are kind to others,
\nToday they will be kind to you,
\nAnd tomorrow to somebody else.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n– Sri Chinmoy<\/p>\n
\n 3.\tDon’t Waste Time on Useless things <\/strong><\/p>\nDost thou love life?
\nThen do not squander time,
\nfor that is the stuff life is made of.<\/p><\/blockquote>\nBenjamin Franklin<\/p>\n
To get the most out of life, we need to place a new value on time. We need to prioritise the important things and get rid of things that just merely pass time. We waste time when we spend too long worrying about the past or future. As much as possible, we should remain in the present moment. If we have a few spare moments don’t feel that they need to be filled with useless things like watching the news several times. Try to have a list of things to achieve in a day. If we are successful in doing this our lives will have a new purpose and meaning.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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