A Thought of Water Will Fall

7 Of The Most Awe-Inspiring Waterfalls In Iceland – Big 7 Travel


The warmth from within can at times be met with an unwelcome frigid cold front on the surface. Many times, a state of oblivion would be equivalent to a state of bliss in order to remain safe. Whether it be a rough day, a heartache, or a significant loss, the odds are usually more persistent than we'd like. Any attempts to explain the process verbally turns into a distortion of facts. The emotion takes ahold and makes us fall short of living up to the experience. With the endless expectations, demands, and deadlines, the act of living on a daily basis becomes more of a rehearsed choir. The ability to stand on our own feet and think for ourselves no longer exists, we simply exist for our surroundings. 

Our thoughts can easily consume us from within, especially if they are left to simmer over time. This unhealthy sequence of mental events can lead to impulsivity and much more. In an effort to release this tension, destructive behaviors can easily take a toll on our emotional wellbeing. This makes it difficult to exist harmoniously with ourselves and those around us. It is best to conciliate the conflict and accept it for what it is: an emotional disarray. 

The ability to reach a state of unconditional acceptance can yield a path of greater good. This method of living life as is rather than out of expectation or desire can greatly reduce unneeded stress and anxiety. If we wake up every morning to simply let life unfold rather than molding it forcefully, then it will be met with great ease. If we wake up every morning and resent our day to day tasks, it will not produce anything favorable. Like the ebb and flow of our internal energy, we must let the natural sequence of events move forward without any pretense or resistance. Just like a waterfall flows despite any barriers, so too should our daily thoughts and actions.

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