A. Meditation is a journey inward to rediscover yourself. To meditate means to devote some time to calm reflection in silence, away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. At this time we are able to concentrate on the main thing.
3. The root of my problems is a job that I hate. I am worth to do what I really love and everything will be fine.
Once you make your hobby your job - you will stop loving it. First, it will turn into a routine and then, God forbid that, into the same hated work.
Have you ever wondered what is the difference between a hobby and a job?
Hobbies are what you do for yourself, without obligations to other people.
Work is a commitment and a time frame.
2. Travelling is a lifestyle.
Pardon me my high-flown language but a human being can find self-realization in creativity, rather than in an idle entertainment and this is the way the world works.
In simple terms, we were created to create. We can be happy only when creating. We can enjoy ourselves under the palm tree for a couple of days or a week, but not for the entire lifetime.
To organize a journey is incredibly difficult.
Traveling as a tourist is easy. But do not to mix up travelling and life.
Every day I am bombarded by posts from different social networks that describe the scenario of "How I gave up loathsome work, set out on a yearly journey to Asia, started drawing, photographing, writing, and, most importantly, finally rediscovered myself".
It seems to me that such kind of posts imposes on us completely false paradigms; as if travelling is better than daily life, hobby is better than work, etc.
“We have created a complexity out of all we have ever needed. All we needed is to stay simple…”
So the question is: "Do you consider yourself spiritual?" Yes, you, the one who is looking at this text right now? If your answer is positive, what do you know about spirituality and how exactly do you seize the meaning of it? What does spirituality mean to you and why do you need it?
