Collect Experiences Not Things
The world as we know it and the world as it is, might be two opposite realities. We might live the life of our dreams or someone else decides how we need to live our lives. Of course there are many combinations in between. But it all starts with how we look at things. Some of us want to gather things and are proud to 'have' something, others have become more content with 'being' and love to experience moments. At the end of our lives we will have one more precious chance to look back at how we spent most of our journeys and what legacy we left in the hearts of the people we touched.
It might be a good idea to spend time in nature with people that still have access to ancient wisdom. Today, a lot of people have lost their way and returning to the simple life might create the miracles that they are looking for. Life is certainly not meant to be complicated or hard. Life is not supposed to be and endless path of struggling and surviving. Life is a treasure and presents itself as such for the ones that are willing to see it. Humans do not need so much in terms of material things, however, love and care can move mountains.
Therefore, each time when life offers us a choice, let us choose collecting experiences over gathering things. Our soul needs to be nurtured by inspiring and positive forces. Nature does it for free. Ancient wisdom can repair a lot of damage. When we make a list of what we wish for Christmas, we might whisper that we could spend some time in nature among old and wise souls and remember what life really is all about. There is a lot of nonsense around us and we need to see clearly the essence. Once we get there, we will feel soul much better.
What will you do to live the spirit of Christmas this year? How will you bring more loving light to the world?
By Liesbeth Leysen
Certified Executive Coach, Professional Writer and Published Author on Amazon
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Liesbeth Leysen, MSc.
6 jaar geleden #23
my pleasure Geoff Hudson-Searle
Liesbeth Leysen, MSc.
6 jaar geleden #22
lovely to hear from you too Joanne Gardocki
Geoff Hudson-Searle
6 jaar geleden #21
Thank you only the truth!
Randall Burns
6 jaar geleden #20
The winter Solstice isn't for another 3 days, LOL
Liesbeth Leysen, MSc.
6 jaar geleden #19
happy Winter Solstice Brian McKenzie
Liesbeth Leysen, MSc.
6 jaar geleden #18
awesome words to live by Geoff Hudson-Searle thank you
Liesbeth Leysen, MSc.
6 jaar geleden #17
my pleasure Gabriel Bazzolo
Liesbeth Leysen, MSc.
6 jaar geleden #16
so well expressed Deborah Levine thank you
Liesbeth Leysen, MSc.
6 jaar geleden #15
what a wonderful share, it puts a smile on our hearts Joanne Gardocki, thank you
Liesbeth Leysen, MSc.
6 jaar geleden #14
thank you John Rylance, appreciated
Liesbeth Leysen, MSc.
6 jaar geleden #13
#11 Love your contribution Lisa Vanderburg many thanks
Liesbeth Leysen, MSc.
6 jaar geleden #12
agree with you Randall Burns thank you
Geoff Hudson-Searle
6 jaar geleden #11
I could not agree more Pascal Derrien love the topic! :-)
John Rylance
6 jaar geleden #10
Lisa Vanderburg
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Randall Burns
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Liesbeth Leysen, MSc.
6 jaar geleden #7
my pleasure Tausif Mundrawala well said
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Liesbeth Leysen, MSc.
6 jaar geleden #5
thank you John Rylance much appreciated.
Debasish Majumder
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Liesbeth Leysen, MSc.
6 jaar geleden #2
thank you Pascal Derrien for your lovely comments have a wonderful day
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