THE RIGHT OBSESSION CAN MAKE LIFE AMAZING

THE RIGHT OBSESSION CAN MAKE LIFE AMAZING

Your obsession can also cause miracles, instead of anxieties. The right obsession can make you unbelievably happy. If you're determined to break free from the control of your unsatisfactory life style and move on, you've actually taken the first step to a life, that you're destined to lead. Your destiny is waiting to be explored by you. Only you can make it happen.  Don't ever be afraid of your future. Your future will take care of itself. If you constantly worry about 'what ... if', then the door of the life you're meant to lead, remains closed.

Breaking free means that you have put yourself into orbit. Now your incredible journey can begin. We all start out as damaged goods, not as innocent toddlers. That's because most parents aren't perfect and have trouble dealing with kids (and pets!). Leaving your past behind is a necessary condition of putting yourself on the right path to your right obsession. We all have our part to play in the grand scheme of things. That part is always significant, even though it may not seem that way at first. You should be very proud of being able to play a part, because life could always be worse. Much worse. If it's much worse, it could well be your own fault. That's at least often the perception of the people around you. Then dreaming of what your life really should be like, is your only choice.

Superstitions also get in the way of living your life. Think 'out of the box'. Try to be original. You'll stand out from the crowd, but don't worry about that. One of the lessons of life is, that nothing is, what it seems anyway. You should question everything that's commonly believed. Not easy, for sure, but being part of the herd is dangerous. The herd cannot think, but is swept away by the illusions of reality, not reality itself. You'll be doing yourself a favour, if you stay in your orbit. Your life will be good and will get better.

DIEDERIK SCHMULL, December 13th, 2021, Westcliff-On-Sea, ESSEX, U.K.