Desire vs. Fear

Doing something because you want to, not because you fear.

Recently I was traveling around my country and I met an interesting battle that occurs within me a lot of times. There are times when I want to do something, but then I figure out that I have a fear for the results and I do not do it. But life is too short to fear and fear simply cuts us off from our ties with the Universe. Imagine that you hear the whisper of the Universe telling you that this person is your soul mate and you wish to talk to him, but you stop because you fear that it might not be true and you end up not knowing which one is it. I vote, that it probably was your/mine soul mate, but now we will know neither if it is true or not. And what worst might happen if it is not your soul mate? You learn a lesson. Isn't that great?! So I offer you to do this: if you want to do something, but decide not to do it because you feel a fear for something, forget the fear! And just do it. Life is a lesson in itself. Let us swim in it with joy and exploration.

Love,
Rokas Leonavicius

Evaluating yourself

It is quite popular and common to evaluate yourself during the end of year. Because the end of the year means a new period will come upon us and we can then set goals to improve or learn new things.

But I ask why do it only on that day, why not do this more often. So that we continuously grow in ourself, our beliefs, and our determination. Evaluating yourself has the effect of presenting to you flaws and perfection you see within yourself and your actions, it also present us with goals of what to do next with our life. So instead of gaining wisdom once per year which is very limiting, why not do it more often and you will grow continuously faster and evolve your mind.