Jun
How to Live Harmonious Life Experiences in Spite of World Problems
The news keeps reminding us that the world is experiencing troublesome times. It has been doing this for as long as man has inhabited the earth. This continuity of problems never ends. The world’s attempts to solve itself has not worked. Whatever attempts it has made have failed. These “old ways” don’t work. The world still needs fixing.
The solution is simple. Many great minds have been telling us how for years but nobody is listening.
Among them is Dr. Einstein who told us when he said, “No problem can be solved from the same level of consciousness that created it. We must learn to see the world anew”.
This tells us that the continuous focus of attention on the conditions that define the problems are not only non-productive, they compound the problem. It becomes a universally accepted MINDSET which Webster defines as, “a fixed way of thinking; that which determines and influences events and circumstances“.
We can only “see the world anew” and experience harmonious “events and circumstances” by rejecting the irrational problem oriented “events and circumstances” and adopt a mindset based solely on irreversible natural laws and principles which are defined by Webster as, “the creative and controlling forces of the universe”.
This logic is fully detailed in my book, “The Science of LIVING BETTER FOREVER” and by the diversity of posts in my blog and on my website.
The real, true world is fully revealed. The “troubled world” has no power to heal itself. The real world’s perfection, harmony and balance can only be experienced by an individual’s conscious acceptance of it. As Galileo noted, man “…can only find it within himself”. He will never find his peace and harmony anywhere else. It is the law!
Steven Hawking, the guru of modern science, confirmed this when he said, “the universe depends upon the observer”.
Let’s shift the focus of our thinking and observe the true universe of peace and harmony and reject the false sense of the universe that would have us believe in the mirage of chaos, conflict and confusion.
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