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Part of “Personal choice for happiness.”
Regardless of who you are or who you consider yourself to be, we believe you will agree with this: your life is a matter of great interest to you, and your personal well-being is a priority and urgent topic, in the field of your musings, initiatives and decisions. Therefore, take our urgent call (for you to choose happiness) very seriously, transforming it, with energy and without delay, into attitude, discipline and, consequently, into destiny!
Benjamin Teixeira de Aguiar by the Spirit Eugênia-Aspásia.
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Part of “Personal choice for happiness.”
Do not grant anyone nor anything the power to define your life choices, your universe of values, your parameters of observation and interpretation of events, people or possibilities of being, feeling and behaving. Usually, those who violate or try to violate this sacred field of your soul are those who care the least about your happiness.
Benjamin Teixeira de Aguiar by the Spirit Eugênia-Aspásia.
Part of “Wonderful paradox”.
To accept suffering as an inevitable part of the human condition is so redemptive as to open oneself up to the need of forgiveness. With the emergence of resignation and indulgence, two processes that free one from atrocious and merciless sufferings, it is possible to manage, with relative balance and, ironically, joy and happiness, the natural experiences of pain and conflict pertaining to the human existence.
Benjamin Teixeira de Aguiar by the Spirit Eugênia-Aspásia.
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Part of “Wonderful paradox”.
One of the most important lessons in life consists of a wonderful paradox: to accept the inevitability of suffering is a condition “sine qua non” to sail the waters of authentic happiness, of psychological maturity and of the most significant achievements within or out of an individual.
Benjamin Teixeira de Aguiar by the Spirit Eugênia-Aspásia.
Read in full: “Wonderful paradox”
Wonderful Paradox
One of the most important lessons in life consists of a wonderful paradox: to accept the inevitability of suffering is “sine qua non” to sail the waters of authentic happiness, of psychological maturity and of the most significant achievements, within or out of the individual.
To accept suffering as an inevitable part of the human condition (and even before or after the human experience) is so redemptive as to open oneself up to the need of forgiveness.
With the emergence of resignation and tolerance, two processes that free oneself from atrocious, merciless sufferings; it is possible to manage, with relative balance and, ironically, joy and happiness, the natural experiences of pain and conflict that are unique to the human existence.
Spirit Eugênia-Aspásia
Medium: Benjamin Teixeira de Aguiar
17 April 2015
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