Satisfaction

Are You Satisfied?

Are you deeply and profoundly satisfied with your daily life? Do you enjoy each meal that you eat? Are you content with how you spend your money? Do you satisfied with your body and your health?

What will it take for you to be satisfied with your relationships? What is being called for to change how you live each day? Are you at peace with how you contribute to your family? What is needed to fully enjoy your rest, recreation, creativity, service and accomplishment?

Is your goal inner peace? Do you seek satisfaction with how you live? Are you ready to release what depletes and defeats you? Is it your time to take stock honestly and choose again?

Are you spending your energy on what others are doing? Do you complain about the state of the world? Are you dissatisfied with the government and politics? Why not begin with cleaning up your own dissatisfaction with yourself?

People tend to spend most time, money and energy on being dissatisfied, critical and complaining. Instead of creating satisfaction within their own lives, people focus on criticizing others. The projection of personal dissatisfaction blaming others is a waste of our creative energy. When we want something to change, we must change it within ourselves.

With every complaint, ask “What Can I Do?” With every criticism, ask “How I Can I see this differently?” With every fear, ask “What Can I change?” With every judgment, ask, “What Can I forgive?

When you clean up your own life, you are in the best position to do something beneficial. When you manage your own money with conscientious care and ethics, you can best teach others. When your relationships are respectful and kind, you can better understand what others need to learn. When your parenting is effective and loving, you can better encourage others and teach children.

To take impeccable care of our own life is the best way to live at peace with others. To be satisfied with how we live and love and give is the most sane way to effect change in others. To be a sterling example of happiness, teaches our world with our thoughts, words and behavior. To be sane and sober is the most positive, powerful and productive way to contribute to humanity.

The greatest gift you have to give is your own Good Life. Be happy, healthy and at peace today. Your part is changing your world.

Healing Our Projections => Seeing Only Wholeness

1. We perceive what we believe. 2. We believe what we think we are. 3. If I believe I am my past, then I believe you are your past. 4. Believing in my past is to see and live it over again in all I see and do and am. 5. Believing in your past is to remember it and continue to blame you for it. 6. The more I feel guilty about my past, the more I place blame on you. 7. All anger is my guilt projected onto others. 8. To forgive my past is to release it. 9. To release is to see it no more. 10.As I release my past, I release others from my projected guilt and self-judgment. 11. As I see myself whole, I see wholeness in others. 12 .As I heal my guilt about past mistakes, I heal my fear of the future. 13. To be in the present is to heal (erase) the past. 14. As I live in the present and love myself as I am now, I like you in the present and see you as you are now. 15. In this present moment, there is only Love for ourselves, each other and all that is.

Life is forgiving . You are the gift. It is in freeing and being the gift you are, that you recognize the gift. Set yourself free with forgiveness. Loving you,

Blessings of gratitude. Betty Lue

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