"You must be the change you want to see in the world – Mahatma Gandhi (1869- 1948) I don’t know how many times I have used the quote above, but it’s one of my absolute favorites, so the reader must excuse me for using it again. Gandhi was actually telling us the entire path to freedom in just one sentence, and I am going to start this book by discussing exactly what he meant by this quote. Life is not always easy to live. We get up in the morning and think we are doing just fine. We take a shower, perhaps, eat our breakfast, and get ready for work, and we’re still in quite a good mood. Then, when we come home in the evening and sit down at the table, we think, “What a terrible day!” Everything just seemed to go wrong—the boss yelled at us, we tried to talk nicely to our coworkers, but they misunderstood our communication and took offense, and with all that, we made one or two embarrassing mistakes. Therefore, we ask ourselves, how come? After all, we were in a good mood in the morning and didn’t expect all this to happen. Don’t we create our own reality? Yes, we do! The trick is that we need to put the right energies behind our thoughts. We woke up in the morning and were in a good mood, and that’s a very good start. However, maybe we didn’t think more about it than that we were feeling good and that’s it. Sometimes that’s not enough—we need to be specific with what we want. Few people are aware of how many thoughts are going through their heads every day, and in fact, for most people, the majority of these thoughts are what I call sloppy thoughts or junk thoughts . How many times" źródło opisu: http://wespenre.com/e-books.htm źródło okładki: Zdjęcie autorskie