Perspective
This is how we operate on our own vision of dharma (our truth/reality). We see the world we see…through our own lens. That lens has been shaped through experience; through interactions with others; through incidents and situations; through the thoughts and opinions of others. But ultimately, we live this truth that we created.
In many ways, our dharma is helpful. It allows us to pass through life without giving thought to things that lead to happiness and light. On the other hand, there are many situations in which our perspective creates emotional discomfort…stress, sadness, suffering. It’s through our awareness of these things, and the dedication and willingness to make changes that truly allow us to thrive and move through various emotions to be who we want and truly are.
Consider some instances in your world that could use some reevaluation; situations that may consistently cause you some type of discomfort. Think of some various ways to turn this on itself and find a different way to view it, a different perspective and see how the situation changes for you. This could be your ticket to some freedom.
Also, want to give a shoutout to my friend Kou for the Perspective Roasters for that hat and send some people over to check out their product. Kou’s ideology behind coffee is that everyone has their own pallet, their own preferences and your perspective is what it’s all about. Pop over and buy some of his specialty roasted product, you’ll appreciate his gift (especially if you love a good cup). And major shoutout to my bud Vasyl Hnyp for the photos. You are truly a master my friend and I’m excited to see your next steps in the photography world. Hit him up if you want some work done!
And always remember that whether it’s you or the person you’re with, there is always a different way to see and feel something. Look inside and work to better yourself and the world around you.