3 Tips to Achieving Inner Peace & Personal Growth
Posted by Intuition Girl
Who say’s you can’t have it all? When you take the time to realize your human potential, you can truly manifest happiness and prosperity in all areas of your life – and that, my friends, is how you discover inner peace. But in order to achieve inner peace in your life, you must first transform your way of thinking to begin the spiritual growth and personal growth process. Don’t know how to do this? Follow these three, simple tips to achieving inner peace and you may just be surprised at the outcome you provide for yourself:
1. Balance. Life is a delicate balancing act. If you lean too far to the right or left, you may fall. But if you use the right measurement of balance, you discover that you are capable of just about anything. How do you get yourself back into balance? The first important step is to figure out which goals are most important in your life. You can only achieve inner peace when your mind is not scattered everywhere. Focus on one or two goals you’d like to manifest in your life. I’m not saying you should throw away all your other goals, but you need to take baby steps before you can walk…remember the balancing act? It’s a lot easier to perform one or two tasks at a time to get the ball rolling in the right direction. After each level of accomplishment, you gain more momentum to keep moving higher up the goal chart. It’s all a matter of tenacity — which leads me to the next point:
My soul is torn apart
Posted by Intuition Girl
Joan Marie,
My soul is torn apart right now. I am married but for about two years or so I’ve been having heavy thoughts of another man. I met him at my job. About a year ago
he was fired and I haven’t heard from or seen him since but still the thoughts continued to grow stronger and stronger. I actually thought of divorcing my husband
over these thoughts they were so strong (and I confessed these thoughts to my husband because I felt guilty having them). Instead I tried to put the thought of this person out of my mind, but couldn’t. There was some speculation that this person had a drug addition so I thought maybe I’m thinking about him for reasons other than us to be together. I started praying that he be free from his addition and that life brings all the blessings any man could find (health, happiness, success,inner peace, true love, etc). Since I couldn’t stop thinking about him I decided to send a text message to the phone number that I had for him. I thought that maybe if he knew someone cared, it would help him through.
Well I sent that message last night and this morning I received a text message from a friend that this person recently died of a heart attack. He just had a
birthday the 19th of January and just turned 31.
Joan Marie, I don’t know why I care or feel love for this person. We never hung out or spoke outside of work and like I mentioned he has been gone from the company for
a year now. Somehow, I feel like I love him and care about him. Since I am married I resisted reaching out because I believe in loyalty and faithfulness, but now I feel like I should have reached out to him to let him know that I cared and wanted to be his friend. Maybe somehow it could have made a difference in his life. I’m not sure if the heart attack is related to drug use, but at his age, it seems to be the case. I feel like I misinterpreted the messages I’d been receiving about him and feel great sorrow. Maybe the messages were to help him.
I always ask for prayer and ask at this time if you could send a prayer to his family and to him for his soul to be at peace.
Thank you.
Elizabeth
