Transformation of our Destiny

 Watch the waves. Watch small waves, and watch the large waves. Watch them coming in, on the shore untiringly. What do we see? We see the passion. We see the energy. We also wonder about the purpose of the non-stop motion of the waves. Waves have the undying passion of meeting the shore. They never get tired of doing that. One after another, they keep on coming. They keep on smashing on the shore and then subsiding. Then comes another wave. This goes on and on. We have watched the waves so many times that we don’t pay attention to this passion. This passion can teach us a lot. Download some screensavers with videos of waves. Watch them from time to time. You will slowly get that visual of waves associated in your mind with unceasing passion The first teaching is not getting tired. Waves don’t get tired. They have a job to do – meet the shore again and again. So they keep on. When we have a job to do, we must behave like that. Non-stop work without getting tired. We will surely get ...

🌺🌺   Hello, this is Yogita. Does that not tell you enough about anyone? In addition to being a fingerprint analyst, career and parent counselor, and spiritual healer, I am a neuro-linguistic mindset coach.  By going on this road of sharing my understanding, I hope to simplify the path of spirituality by offering you a collection of my perceptions. Well, let's get started. We are all aware of the meaning of karma. We'll soon understand the concept of karma, right?  Initially, we will understand that karma is our energy and that we constantly channel this energy into our surroundings, other people, objects, etc.   As reflections that we refer to as outcomes or fruit—a term that denotes karma—this energy returns to us as (result) Phal.  What is karma then?  The thoughts, words, and deeds we commit form our karma. Our thoughts, words, and deeds shape our karma. Currently, we understand that Jo me sochungi, bolungi, and karoongi, which makes my Karma...