Life avoidance

As humans we’ve become so risk adverse and so scared of our own shadow, that through our desire to be safe, we are actually avoiding life.

We have become so preoccupied with how we can extend our life and avoid any risk that in doing so we do not live.

The fact is, life comes with a death sentence. As Eckhart Tolle says ‘life is fatal, it always ends in mortality’. 

The two opposites are not life and death, they are in fact, birth and death. Life is eternal. Energy never dies and our true essence is energy housed in our temporary human existence. 

If we stop considering what might happen in a future moment, we will step away from all the fear and uncertainty and become more present. 

By being more present, we will actually live our life in this moment. The only moment that there ever is, instead of avoiding our life. 

None of us know what will unfold in the future, therefore, it is best to simply enjoy this moment now and step away from the uncertainty that prevents being alive. 

A night with a mosquito

If we outwardly accept something then that is what get.

We suffer the level of totalitarianism that we accept.

If we don’t like something then we have to make the first step.

We all wait for ‘them’ to do something about it. ‘What can I do?’ is the easy option.

The Dalai Lama rightly said ‘if you think you’re to small to make a difference then try spending a night in a room with mosquito’.

All it takes is just one step by us and of course, doing it right now.