Tag: gratitude

Jurassic

Posted on by philipdodson

This weekend I am visiting Lulworth Cove which is on the Jurassic Coast in Dorset.

The coast’s geological history spans a 185 million years and spectacular erosion has created this cove and other amazing features along the coast here.

Amazing to think that this has been around for millions of years to create and yet us as humans have destroyed so much more in so much less time.

If you want to see nature and be at peace, seek out places like this, they are literally all over the world. Here we can reconnect and be truly grateful for the wonderful planet we are privileged to be able to call home.

True prosperity

Posted on by philipdodson

True prosperity is something we all have but do not realise it.

If we chase money, wealth, what we do not have, sure we can be motivated and driven. But when we get the perceived prosperity, we will still not be prosperous. We will still deep down be discontented and wanting more, we will have already moved onto future increased fake prosperity, so we will not even appreciate the extra wealth.

True prosperity is this precise moment that you are reading this. That is because this present moment is our only real life. If we adopt gratitude now for all that we have and accept that is what we have right now, then we will give up on the pursuit of fake prosperity and be truly at peace with all that we have already.

Constantly wanting to be in the future, with it’s projected hope and salvation means we are always waiting, instead of enjoying the only true prosperous moment, life now.