Sunday, May 6, 2012

detachment

every wondered how really the world works in?

i mean how sometimes you have to choose the "unconventional" way
in order to get things around

i have mentioned a number of times in past articles
how we human beings are "counter intuitive" creatures 

it also applies to how things go around in the world
with a more broader concept 

"detachment"
the opposite of attachment

lets do some simple explanations


being attached 
is when you are totally involved into something 
and you are so attached to whatever that thing is
and what ever that thing might result in
giving it attention, time, effort 

and the opposite "Detached"
is when you are indifferent towards the issue or the thing you are attached to,
literally not involved into the matter and not caring to what it could result in

of course not in a careless way "in regards to the latter point of the explanation"

the whole point is to learn that 
when you are attached yes you give attention, time and effort
and that you have an amount of holding on emotionally towards the thing that you are attached to
thus of course having a great deal of stress and emotional pain

as one is not aware of what might have been 
hoping for something that could have been

is happens when you fear of the future
from what it might bring 
of unwanted result 

its only when you let go of your fear 
you learn to accept what could come 
from the future
and embrace what it gives 
you learn then what is detachment

when you look at it 
its all about the laws of attraction 

the more you think about it
the less power you have over it
the more controlling it becomes over one self 
resulting in unwanted results 

however go the opposite way around
and you can see 
that its a matter of love vs. fear

just remember to do the following


- live and let be 
(you learn in time valuable lessons)


- resistance only creates resistance
(its like fighting fire with fire)


- have faith 
(it what keeps you go on)


- always be positive
(its a powerful force)



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