I found a cool quote yesterday, I wanted to share it with you:______
“Success is not final, Failure is not fatal: It’s the courage to continue that counts.”
- Anon ______
Supposedly Winston Churchill said that, but experts are saying he had nothing to do with it.
Just as an aside - it’s interesting isn’t it? All these quotes that Buddha said, or Michaelangelo said, or Gandhi said, and none of them are true.
As Aristotle once wrote: "Not everything you read on the internet is true"... Heh heh.
These experts occasionally complain about this lack of scholarly attention, but the cool thing is this:
The WORDS have truth in them, that’s why they travel so far and wide. And to me? That’s all that really matters.
I remember ages back there was this channelled being called Ramtha. He spoke some very wise words and helped a ton of people out with what he was saying, through his channeller JZ Knight.
One day JZ pipes up and admits that she made it all up, Ramtha didn’t exist and it was just her speaking her truth.
People left in their droves.
They wanted the glamour, I guess, of some mystical being and not the words of “just” some housewife.
But here is my point, in this rather large detour … it doesn’t matter where truth comes from, as long as it speaks from you.
Young Bubba is FULL of truth and she doesn’t even speak yet. So if I were you, I'd stay open to finding truth anywhere.
BACK to the quote though -
No matter where it comes from, it’s an excellent set of advice, isn’t it?
No matter what, just get up and go again. Think you're a success? Doesn't matter - this moment is it. Think you're a failure? Doesn't matter - you get another chance to go again.
In Ascension there will be times where your head just tells you to give up. It will. If it’s anything like my head, then it will.
However the funny thing is that no matter how difficult life might SEEM, no matter how much my head would whine and complain and tell me to get out of there …
I knew - really - deep down, that I had no choice. I would keep going until I mastered my mind, until the job was done.
The more I did that, the more it led to the same attitude in life and in doing all those things I said I wanted to do.
No matter what, I've found the ability to ignore my mind and just keep going until I got where I wanted to go.
So for what it’s worth … I hope that is worth something!
Just get up and go again, no matter what.
It’s really the only thing that works in any sphere of life.
Love yas A
PS. Meditation is so great - because it gives you the means to ignore the past, ignore your thoughts about the past and all the regrets and guilt that may contain …
And instead be completely present and alive to this moment, and all the possibilities it may contain for you.
Here's a little free guide on how to master your mind, simply: