When you feel exhausted beyond reason, call the God or Goddess within you, for it has all the answers you’re looking for, and it has all the healing and prosperity you’re looking for. Your only part is to declare it, take action steps to your dreams, receive it, and then claim it yours. Danny G.
Plan For It
Plan for success and prosperity. Plan for happiness and peace. Plan for love and compassion. You can plan for anything you want, so stop suspecting the worst outcome and predicament. Let your thoughts drift to your source, to who you truly are, and let it unfold for your greatest good, purpose and calling. Danny G.Â
Dwell in Possibilities
Dwell in possibilities and faith. Dwell on your can do spirit, and untapped potential within. Dwell on the most powerful force in the universe, arranging events and circumstances in your favor, and conspiring on your behalf. Dwell on the fact that this universal spirit is always with you, leading you to prosper and triumph. Danny G.
The Road to Greatness
The journey had to start somewhere, and sometimes it has uphills, mountains to climb, and detours. Nevertheless, it’s all part of the journey, and without it all there would be no triumph or victory. All together, your innate desire is calling you for growth, greatness, and ultimately the best version of you and humanity. Danny G.
Appreciation the Answer
Why is gratitude and appreciation the answer? Because when you’re grateful and appreciative of your life, you’re in a positive frame of mind. When you’re in a positive frame of mind, you’re receptive to all the good that can come. Gratitude and appreciation only brings happiness, inner peace, and success, while pessimism only brings sadness and misery. When you’re appreciative of you, you’re only doing yourself a favor, and you don’t feel the exhaustion and sickness that pessimism brings. Danny G.
Releasing and Letting Go
Letting go is releasing everything that is hindering us from personal growth and fulfillment. It’s releasing what’s no longer serving us, so we may walk steadfastly and unwaveringly to our dreams. When we let go, we allow ourselves to be in alignment with the divinity that we are, while allowing our lives to flourish and prosper to our divine mission. Danny G.
Always Room for Growth
How do you focus on a new story when you’re sick and broke? Distract yourself from the current situation, and focus on wellness and prosperity. Focus on what brings joy, and focus on all the reasons you can summon to live. Once you noticed progress, know that’s your indication, you’re always in control. And know that’s your indication, there’s always room for growth. Danny G.
Integrity for Glory
When recognition, power, or wealth becomes your priority exceeding the importance of integrity and God, you know you have lost your alignment. Remember, God gave you your gifts and wealth, so always do your best to honor him, and God will do his best to honor you for his glory. Danny G.
The Exhilaration of the Journey
The exhilaration of a journey is figuring it out along the way. If you’re perfect, or your life is perfect, or the world is perfect, there would be no point of a journey, hence, there would be no expansion, and no reason to thrive. Don’t condemn uncertainties, or doubts, as they are merely stepping-stones to discover yourself, your path, and ultimately your destiny. Danny G.Â
Seeking Wisdom and Thriving
What is wisdom? Wisdom is a constant determination to grow as a person, spiritually, mentally and emotionally. Being wise is seeking the best choice at this present time, and it’s being aware we have control over our life, through thought, word and action. The only control we’ll ever have is through thought, word and action, and by constantly reminding ourselves to seek wisdom and ultimately the best pathway for our lives.
Seeking wisdom is to contemplate our choices, the pros and cons, and to seek what is best for our soul and overall well-being. When contemplating our choices we should assess whether we’re making this choice to satisfy our urges and impulses, or if we’re seeking the choices that are ultimately for our well-being. The opposite of wisdom is acting on urges and impulses which neglects contemplation, reflection, and the outcome of a decision.
When satisfying only our urges, or impulses, we don’t reflect whether these choices are for our own good, and for the well-being of everyone involved. Urges and impulses without contemplation result in poor choices that may feel good for the moment, but they end up hurting us more in the long-term.
Being angry and bitter may feel good for the moment, however, over the long-term anger and bitterness hurts us more and it gives us a sour outlook on life. Complaining about our lives and being pessimistic never brings happiness or gratitude, and when we’re in this space, we don’t appreciate the people in our lives along with everything in front of us.
Wisdom is seeking what resonates with our soul, not merely our physical senses. Seeking our soul is seeking our spiritual evolution, and it’s seeking what brings lasting joy and happiness. It’s seeking what brings inner peace, and gratitude, not merely satisfying an urge or impulse which only last momentarily.
Impulses are action without contemplation, and action without contemplation doesn’t consider the possible outcomes in a decision. Action without contemplation doesn’t seek what brings joy and happiness in the future, it only seeks this present moment.
When we make choices based only on this moment, we neglect the future in front of us. When we smoke a cigarette, we don’t consider the fact that if continued, we risk a host of health issues along with a decreased life expectancy.
What happens when everyone in the room is doing drugs, and we feel awkward, so we experiment? One time turns into two times, then we get addicted to the feeling and then our life spirals out of control.
What happens when you say I feel so stressed, I need a drink? Sooner or later every time you feel stress you revert to alcohol to reduce stress, rather than dealing with your stress the right way, through your thoughts.
Contemplation is wisdom, and assessing the options is wisdom. Seeking inner peace and lasting joy is the right pathway. When we seek what brings inner peace and lasting joy, we don’t get lost in the moment with something pointless that will bring more harm than good. Then in 20 years from now we will thank the day we sought wisdom rather than acting on impulses without contemplation.