life, love, *motherhood, and then more
Law of attraction: true in all cases
I believe in the Golden Rule of 'You reap what you sow.' And I believe that it works in all areas of life, especially the subconscious 'requests' to the universe we so subtly transmit all the time.
Like say for example, if you're an attention seeker (and I know most people, including myself, are, to a certain extent), you need to be very, very careful about the kind of attention you're seeking. Because literally, you will always reap what you sow, what happens in life will definitely work in a way that returns and gifts you what you are begging for.
So if you are begging for pity, for the 'oh you poor thing, I so pity you, you so stress at work, you better eat more, aiyoh you so sad,' … if you want that kind of attention, then you need to work on yourself. Notice that you'll probably get it, but because you get it, you'll probably have a pretty sucky life with all the problems that will allow that kind of loving, pitiful attention to gravitate towards you. So do you have a 'I am too thin, problem, and no matter how much I eat I keep losing weight?'
Or do you have a, 'My boss is a slave driver, problem, and I have to stay in the office until 2 am every day.'
You do get stories to tell your friends every time right?
Well I don't like you bitching too much about the choices you make in your life, and constantly asking me to go, 'aiyoh you poor thing, aiyoh, don't lah like that, you hang in there.'
I think… you should just go hang, because you make the choices in your life, you live with them.
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Wanna seek attention also, seek the ones that matter lah. Seek the ones where people will envy you. It's WAY WAY MORE gratifying, far far more fulfilling and it gives you a lot of energy to create positive energies in this world (me going new age here, don't mind me).
Dunia ini, macam-macam ada.
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about 1 year ago
Errr.. the pot calling the kettle black??? lol
about 1 year ago
We attract what we give our attention to. Also what we are focusing. It’s better to focus on peace instead of anti-war if we want peace.