Via Lifehack.org
“Are you looking for changes and ways to improve yourself? I was lost but after reading these 10 inspirational books, I’ve discovered my meaning for life and started living the life I want.” – Leon Ho
Source: 10 Best Inspirational Books That Can Change Your Life
I love this post from Angela Nelson (writing for MNN), which offers wonderful inspiration to get your gratitude on 🙂 (See link below.)
“Focusing on what we’re thankful for can help us turn outward and express appreciation, especially during the holidays.” – Angela Nelson
Source: 12 inspiring quotes about gratitude | MNN – Mother Nature Network
Looking for bite-sized morsels of wisdom and spiritual inspiration?
The site hackspirit.org offers regular posts on topics ranging from meditation to healthy lifestyle advice, and everything in between.
Check out the mindfulness tips and let me know what you think.
“I’m sure you’ve heard before: “Live in the moment and you’ll be happy.” But as true as this statement is, it’s not exactly easy. How are you meant to live in the moment when your mind won’t stop?” – Hack Spirit
Source: 7 Things Mindful People Do Differently – Hack Spirit
It’s a bit of wisdom sages and spiritual teachers have handed down for millenia, and it’s as true now as it ever was –
Sometimes, I struggle with carrying out this timeless advice, but I’m developing the habit of silently expressing thanks for another day and the opportunity to improve.
Here’s a little tip I found helpful – write an affirmation on a slip of paper that you can glance at several times a day to remind yourself to be grateful for being alive.
Try this phrase or make one up yourself –
Thank you for this day and for the opportunity to help others.
What piece of spiritual advice has helped you grow as a person?
If you’re looking to fill up your bucket list you might find inspiration in this wonderful slideshow. See link below for images.
“Pura Tanah Lot, which translates to “Land in the Sea,” is one of the seven sea temples off the coast of Bali, Indonesia. Local legend says that a traveling monk stopped to rest on the island and told fishermen to build a shrine there in order to worship the Balinese sea gods.” – Anna Norris
Matthew Killorin 