Hi @Oaktree
While many people dream of winning the lotto, I believe true fulfillment is about living in our community and being compassionate and living in the environment . Please don't think I know anything. I know nothing. I'm just applying to get into a Tafe degree in Leederville - just to get some skills to finish my Psychotherapy degree which would be nice. That means I'll probably be at university at 75 years old so I can finish Psychotherapy and finish my masters degree which will get me nowhere.
It's a common dream, isn't it? Many people spend their days imagining winning millions. But why do we dream of such material wealth?
I believe in the power of manifestation, but not in the traditional sense of self-serving desires. Dr. James Doty, a renowned neurosurgeon from Stanford University, echoes this sentiment. He emphasizes that true manifestation comes from selfless intentions and compassionate actions. By focusing on the well-being of others, we can rewire our brains to attract positive experiences.
Similarly, Dr. Audrey [forgot Last Name] @Glisten knows
I think highlights the importance of mindfulness and gratitude in shaping our real feelings
Rather than chasing fleeting dreams of fortune, let's focus on building a life filled with meaning and purpose. By helping others and cultivating inner peace, we can truly manifest a life worth living."
Remember, the goal is to inspire and motivate, not to preach or judge. By focusing on the positive impact of compassion and service, you can create a message that resonates with your family. Comprehensdez Vous ?
