You are not enough, spiritual reminder

 


spiritual reminder :

"If you don't philosophize somebody else will philosophize for you. It's as simple as that. In other words, if you don't think deeply about the human condition, you will end up absorbing the opinions and the attitudes of people that have, and you won't have the discrimination to know what's good and what's apparently good, or what's beneficial & what's harmful" - Hamza Yusuf

You are not enough. I am not enough. We are not enough. Only God is enough.
Give your time and energy to the people who like you. Ignore the ones who hate.
Often, we do the opposite. We fail to recognize the bulk of people who like us but get triggered by the 2-3 who hate us. Life is too short to waste your time on the people who hate you. Human beings often live miserable life as they fail to value the people in life who love them. They spend their whole life thinking about a few people who have hurt, wrongly criticized, or given them a bad day. We need to be more mature as human beings. We need to have more self-respect. We need to understand that the people who hate us most probably hate themselves.
Carefully listen to meditation or mantras which say - You are enough. You are actually not. None of us are. Don't live in a delusion. We need to understand our powerlessness in order to feel empowered.

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