Re-align where you are

Some people believe themselves to experience one struggle after another in their search for happiness.  Notice that true happiness is not found in things that change, dissolve or, fade away. Pleasure and pain are polarities that balance out.  Realize contentment only comes from the self.  Rediscover who you are.  What matters emerges to tell you it never leaves you.  Transform your life through perception.

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[Rizal Affif - The Soul Sanctuary]

Very nice. Once I wrote about this topic too:

http://thesoulsanctuary.us/2009/12/money-pleasure-and-happiness/

Happiness and pleasure are indeed so different, yet so often mistakenly thought as one and the same :)

[Appachian Sea Otter at Shenandoah National Park]

Many individuals are addicted to seeking out pleasures. Others repress the sensations of pain or even actively seek out painful scenarios. In the process of seeking, they lose sight then of what is before them and that which talks to them on a very personal level. Therefore, if one walks in a neutral space, one can then treat all that they encounter as an equal resonating experience. Strong attractions to any energy signature, whether coming from a human encounter or not, then opens Up the senses fully as one investigates the information exchange that has been requested on a conscious or unconscious level. We find ourselves then by talking with our selves and the greater environment that we are connected to.

[Liara Covert]

Rizal, as you imply, the relative cannot result in the absolute. Yet, the relative can block the absolute. What if the real creates an urge or the inner prompts the unfolding of the outer? One perspective is inner and outer do not exist. Only consciousness invents the experiencer and the experience. Recognize the power that projects and problems dissolve.

[Liara Covert]

Appachian Sea Otter, as labels and words used to describe perceptions fade away, timeless and spaceless energy exchange remains. The inventions of fear and misunderstanding also fizzle.

[Hilary]

Hi Liara .. I am rediscovering who I am .. and I am sure that what I find will now never leave me .. perception is a strength in transformation. Have a good week - Hilary