Happiness can be evasive at times. Sometimes you’re on top of a mountain, while other times, you feel like you’re merely existing. Tell the child within you that it’s ok to not be happy all the time. It’s ok to trip and fall, and it’s ok to be exhausted. Acceptance in imperfection relieves pressure. Then get back up, fake a smile if you have to, and set a new intention. Focus on one optimistic thought, one optimistic word, and one optimistic action. The call for action begins within. Danny G.
Perfectly Clear
There will always be contrast and imperfections. You can watch it take place without intervening, or you can step aboard and be a change maker. Change maker doesn’t follow the crowd, neither do they follow the trend. They know perfectly clear what their mission is, and they embrace it forth. Danny G.
Always A Chance
Wherever you are with whatever you have, you are authentic and the world needs your gifts and talents. You are meant to shape this generation. When in fear, remember source is always listening, giving you inner guidance and the chance to spark change in your unique way. Danny G.
Your Own Unique Way
Wherever you are, you have a reason for being. From the tiniest village to the great metropolitan cities, your authenticity and uniqueness needs you. Your creativity needs you. You have a purpose within you. Be your best where you are with what you have, and you’ll spark change in your own unique way. Danny G.
Call the Inner God Within You
When you embarked on this journey, perhaps the unknown felt scary or lonely. Maybe you were in doubt and uncertainty. Remember that you are never separated from the divine. He lives in you, so whenever afraid or lost, call out the inner God within you, and allow him to lead the path. Danny G.
Two Voices
The universe is always speaking to you. Inspiration, enlightenment and wisdom is calling you. You have two voices. One voice is the benevolent universe, and the other are misconceptions of your world. You can make either of them larger in your mind. Know that your world impacts others. Honor your responsibility to bring peace and faith to the world. Danny G.
Replace Illusions
A figment of imagination can create an illusion, an emotion, and a new way of thinking. Just as you can create illusions, negativity and anxieties, you can also create wellness, positivity and inner peace. The reality you create in your mind becomes the reality you live in. Be conscientious, be mindful and be kind to yourself, for whatever you perceive in your internal world becomes your external world in time. Danny G.
Discover Yourself
You can go down that slippery slope and remember all those times you fell. Or you can take control, embrace the situation and be productive. Faith is asking you to follow your inner guidance, inspiration and wisdom. You can focus on your failures, infirmities and inadequacies, or you can focus on all the times you got back up. You can focus on the fact that you’re still here for a reason and it’s up to you to discover it. Danny G.
Mediocrity or Abundance
The reason for your lack of joy is your unwillingness to move forward to your desires. It’s being complacent and stagnant. It’s not taking that first step. It’s following logic rather than your inner guidance and wisdom. Your desires are inspired by the source within you. You can live the mediocre life, or you can live the abundant life. The choice is up to you, as you contemplate what your journey is telling you. Danny G.
Incorporate A New Reality
Feeling out of control is repeated thoughts and behaviors. You thought the same way for so long, it’s become ingrained in your subconscious mind. It’s become habitual and predictable. As you practiced thoughts and behaviors towards negative habits, you need to practice thoughts and behavior to incorporate a new reality. Train your mind to be present. Identify what caused the imbalance within you, and retrain your mind into a new way of living. Anything can become unconscious if we do it long enough, just as faith and persistence can become our new life when we focus on it long enough. Danny G.