Sometimes you just have to do something nice, for the
people who needs it most. Pay it Forwards
Walk
away
Walk away from people who
put you down.
Walk away from fights that
will never be resolved.
Walk away from trying to
please people who will never see your worth.
The more you walk away from
things that poison your soul, the healthier you will be.
Key To happiness
We can learn From Jesus,
Moses, Muhammad and the other 22 Prophets which are compulsory to be known by
us. If you know the other 313 Prophets is is better ! If you know thousands of
other Prophets of God, it is even better !!
What they did because they
love us... For all of us... They do it free even if their life at stakes for
what they done. So..
1.Start give to others.
2. Feeds others.
3. Cheers others.
4. Do good for others.
5. Forgive others.
6. Stop polluting.
7. Stop doing something and at the same times were expecting something in returns. Stop Copyright. Stop patentship. Give it for free for others to benefit from it. Stop thinking money is everything. Stop thinking money is King.
8.If u do good ( let people live healthily, happily ) for one person, it is like you do good to all human being in the entire universe. If you harm ( kill ) one people, it is like you do harm to all human being in the entire universe - Al Maaidah, 5 : 32.
9 Let not a people ridicule (another) people; perhaps they may be better than them; nor let women ridicule (other) women, perhaps they may be better than them. And do not insult one another and do not call each other by (offensive) nicknames. Al Hujuraat, 49 : 11
10. Most importantly, search for your very true God.
Top 10 Regrets Of The Dying
10 COMMON REGRETS PEOPLE HAVE AT THE END OF THEIR LIFE
1. “I WISH I LIVED FOR MYSELF MORE”
According to Bronnie Ware, a palliative nurse from Australia,
many of her dying patients listed this as their biggest regret. Ware
took care of patients in their last three to twelve weeks of life, and heard
many stories and confessions from them all. While she said that all of them
found peace before their death, listening to their regrets moved her so much
that she actually wrote a bestselling novel about it called “The Top 5 Regrets
of the Dying.”
In
the book, she said many of her patients had not honored even half of the dreams
they wanted to fulfill, and this caused them to have major regrets before the
end of their life. They wanted so badly to knock other things off their bucket
list, but they had to die knowing they still had dreams. Don’t die with your
dreams still in your heart. Don’t die knowing that you lived for someone else’s
dreams and stuffed yours under the rug. Live life the way you want NOW, and
don’t wait for anyone’s permission.
2. “I WISH I DIDN’T WORK SO HARD.”
Ware said that this regret came
in at number two, based on how often she heard people say this. We
all work too hard in today’s world, but for what? We all want to reach some
goal, some achievement, some number in our bank account. However, what will all
this really mean? Sure, we may have security and pride knowing that we can
afford certain things or have a specific title, but humans need more than that.
We thrive on emotional connection and love, both of which require other people.
In
the end, you won’t remember how much money you made or how far you got in your
career; you’ll remember the people you made connections with, and how they
impacted your life. You’ll think about the memories you made and all the laughs
you had with those you loved. We have to work to survive, but don’t work so
much that you forget to build relationships and a life outside of your job.
3. “I WISH I DIDN’T HOLD BACK MY FEELINGS.”
Coming in at third on Ware’s
list, the dying patients also regretted holding back their feelings. They
wanted to keep the peace and not rock the boat, so they settled for repressing
their feelings. However, this leads to a limited and very resentful existence.
You will come to resent those you keep feelings from, because you obviously
have an issue with them but choose not to voice it. This results in bottled up
feelings that can even lead to mental and physical illness.
Speak
your truth, even if your voice shakes. Even if you lose friends or a
relationship, say how you feel. You may lose someone, but no person on this
Earth is worth holding back your feelings for. This will only haunt you in the
end.
4. “I WISH I STAYED IN TOUCH.”
People at the end of their
lives also regretted losing touch with friends. They
missed their companionship, and wished they had put more effort into keeping in
touch. We may take our friends for granted now, but remember, they won’t always
be around. If you miss a friend, try to get back in touch with them via
Facebook, email, text, or some other form of communication. They probably miss
you too, and would love to hear from you sometime. Friends help us get through
life, and stick with us through the ups and downs. Life may take you in
different directions, but it doesn’t have to alienate you from them. Pick up
the phone and chat with them for a bit; you will never regret reaching out.
5. “I WISH I WAS HAPPIER.”
We like to think that outside
forces control our emotions, but the key to emotional control lies within us. We
don’t choose what happens to us, but we can choose how we react to it. Life
goes by so fast, so why spend it finding every little thing to complain about?
Being happy costs nothing, keeps you healthier, makes life more fulfilling,
attracts more positive relationships, and so on. So, unhappiness, then,
actually costs MORE in the long run, and can even lead to serious illnesses.
Our mental, emotional, and physical health relies on our perception, so if you
want to start living a better life now, simply change how you look at things.
6. “I WISH I CARED LESS OF WHAT OTHERS THINK.”
Again, why care so much about
the opinions of others? Keep in mind that most
people probably don’t think about you as much as you’d like to think, so stop
worrying so much. Other people have so much going on that they probably don’t
fixate on how you live or the decisions you make. Live in your truth, and don’t
worry yourself with what others think; that’s their problem.
Live
authentically, simply, and happily, and do what feels right for you. As long as
you feel happy with yourself, nothing else matters.
7. “I WISH I DIDN’T WORRY SO MUCH.”
We spend A LOT of our lives
worrying. No matter what role you play in this world, whether you’re a mom,
student, daughter, son, father, CEO, banker, farmer, janitor, etc, you have
something to worry about. However, will you
let this worry take over your life? Will you let the heaviness of the burden
drag you down? Or, will you release these worries and realize that this world
worries far too much?
At
the end of your life, remember that the unpaid bills and debts, what other
people think of you, how much money you have, and everything else we worry
about won’t really matter. The fleeting nature of life should cause us to shed
our worries immediately, but unfortunately, we don’t feel how quickly life goes
by until we wake up one day as a 75 year old. Then, we begin to see how small
our worries are. But, why not choose to awaken to this truth NOW? Remember:
don’t be a worrier; be a warrior!
8. “I WISH I TOOK BETTER CARE OF MYSELF.”
If you don’t have your health,
you have nothing, so make sure to look after yourself. After
someone else must take care of you due to not taking care of yourself, you
pretty much have no freedom left. You have to live with illnesses and ailments
that probably could have been prevented simply by taking care of your health.
You only have one body, mind, and spirit, so take care of all of them now to
ensure that you can enjoy life even in your older years.
9. “I WISH I DIDN’T TAKE LIFE FOR GRANTED.”
Many people actually take their
life for granted, and don’t appreciate all the little things around them that
make up their environment. The bees that
pollinate the foods we eat, the plants that provide us with sustenance, the air
we breathe that gives us oxygen, the water we drink that keeps us hydrated, the
sun that shines down on us and gives us life – we should appreciate all of it.
Even if you don’t have much in life, you could at least say your thanks for
having the basics that the universe provides you with.
Have
an attitude of gratitude, and it will come back to you tenfold.
10. “I WISH I LIVED IN THE NOW”
More than anything else, it
seems most of us have issues with living in the NOW. We
reminisce on the past and wish we could bring it back, or we long for a future
that hasn’t happened yet. Either way, we live out of alignment with the
present, which means that we’re NEVER truly experiencing life. We’re
experiencing moments in our memory, or moments in our imagination. We aren’t
experiencing the raw moments, the moments unfolding right before our eyes.
If
anything, remember that one day, you won’t have any more present moments left
to experience. You won’t have road trips to go on, or mountains to climb, or
children to kiss goodnight, or a partner to cuddle with. You will have your
memories, serving as a reality check. Did you live according to your dreams?
Did you live the hell out of this life and leave no stone unturned? No matter
your age, you can choose to live life fully right now. Don’t wait until it’s
too late and all you’re left with is regrets. Say no to regrets, and say yes to
fulfilling your greatest destiny.
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