The Biggest Life Truth I Ever Learned

We're often told that embracing our unlimited potential is one gateway to happiness. But what if we're wrong? What if having limitations is a gift of being a human being, and if so - what do they mean? This reading from the original "The Biggest Life Truth I Ever Learned" article asks you to look at the metaphorical lines in the sand that outline your definition, in hopes of embracing these limitations as blessings.

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Thank you for sharing this and validating the truth that we are unique and there's no one truth to be successful in the eyes of society.
Slow living is what I believe in, people who enjoy their solitude amongst nature and having sustainable minimalistic lifestyle is also a way being unlimited being as our ancestors did.

Thanks for your insight ! We only have today so enjoy and make the best of it was my take away. 💕🙏☀️

I loved hearing your thoughts on this. So eloquently expressed. Thank you. 🥰

Yes! Thank you for the Ah-ha clarification & actual truth!🙏🏼

thank you for sharing, an important reframe to reflect upon today. thank you 💖

Loved this, thank you

Very insightful and helpful—thank you so much! 🙏🏻❤️

Awesome. Amazing. Simple Truth. I want to listen to this message over and over so I don't forget it. Thank You

Strong insight ! Resonates within me and feels like....the end of struggle...will listen again :) thank you 🙏🎶

Thank you! So true...

Fabulous meditation, or pondering of that point. I like your take on it. I’ve always thought those quotes etc basically we’re telling us that “we aren’t good enough as we are, just being us.” True most folks want to be the best version of themselves, but still be Themselves! Are we told in meditation over and over that we ARE good enough?
Maybe that doesn’t sell books.
My biggest gripe is how they’ve taken the words of long ago gurus and have sold them as new thoughts they came up with.
Osho, Rumi, even Donald Walsch, who wrote Conversations with God long before the likes of other ‘modern’ gurus, have all had their words and ideas taken, rewritten and spat out with the intention of selling books.
It sort of makes me mad.
Good for you for seeing through so much of that hype.
Great little talk.
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I agree 100% You are right about that. We need to be aware & awake. Sadly many who are looking to be awake are sucked into the shiesters. It’s them I feel for.
Keep up the great work!!
Namaste.
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I have read heaps of self help books and yes the messages are great and inspiring however "if you take away the darkness the light cant shine!" puts a whole new view on it all. I am a human being with all my limitations that I can celebrate. What a meaningful way to start the day. Thank you for your wise interpretation of life.

So much this❣❣❣❣❣❣❣

Very refreshing observation

I LOVE this insight, Alexandra! Wonderful “food for thought”.
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Thank you for sharing your well articulated thoughts 🙏🌺🌸🦋

Profound wisdom. This is a great reminder for me, in understanding that I'm not going to arrive at a point of satisfaction. It's Now!
Thank you.

Well said!🙏🏽❤️

On-point, thoroughly enjoyed this talk.
...uncovering truth about ourselves through experience & mistakes and learning from them as part of the process in life.

Sending you gratitude Aleksandra🌱🌟🦉

This was a really wise rejoinder to many of the messages out there (and here, on IT). I couldn’t agree more, but couldn’t have put it as eloquently as you do. Accepting and embracing is a more fruitful endeavor than striving to become something wholly other to oneself. Thanks so much for this!