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 |  Subject: ~~How to become Most Valuable Person~~  Sat Jun 23, 2012 2:47 am | |
| How to become Most Valuable Person? What are the most valuable assets we posses in our life? Based on human perception, we believe pursuing something that makes us feel happy, safe and secured are the ones that are most valuable. If we apply this principle, we always think of money, power, possession and pride are the essential factors that make us feel happy, safe and secured. All of them are difficult to get and even if we get it, they are difficult to maintain intact. They are only means to an end and not an end in themselves. All of them are factors that are directly proportional to how we feel inside of us and once we are unsatisfied, they crumble like a castle built with a pack of cards. Therefore, the world should have assets that are much more valuable.
When I started thinking deep, I came up with three valuable assets that are god-given gift that no one can take away from us except the one who gave it to us. They are our own Thoughts, Health and Experiences (“THE”). Thoughts are emanating from our past actions and thoughts that we did not pursue in the past. How to convert them into words and actions is entirely under our control. Nurturing good thoughts, removing bad thoughts and energizing good thoughts with concentration and contemplation are essential for the success of life. A good thought when powered with energy produces stunning results. A thought, whether good or bad, when not energized with words and actions cause stress in our life. We should not keep good thoughts without pursuing them. Similarly, we should not allow bad thoughts to remain in our mind and we should eliminate them. It is the lingering thoughts that causes stress in our life and impacts our health. It is the richness of thoughts that makes a person very successful and therefore, it is a very important asset in our life. A clean unburdened mind is what gets us closer to our consciousness. If we regularly nurture good thoughts and eliminate bad thoughts, we eventually eliminate all of them out of our mind and make our mind thoughtless, a step closer to self-realization.
To a large extent, how we manage our health is also entirely in our hands. Our life style and habits determine how rich our health is. The body is a temple in which our consciousness (divinity) resides. We need to preserve and protect it with best hygiene by monitoring the quality and quantity of food that we take in and practicing healthy exercises for our organs of perception and organs of action. Physical exercise should form part of our daily routine irrespective of the age. We need the body to convert our valuable thoughts into words and actions. Therefore, it is also a very important asset in our life.
The experiences we get in our life determine how we reshape ourselves. Every experience provides knowledge to assimilate whether they are good or bad. Connecting our thoughts, words, actions and experiences are the essential purpose of our life. Our experiences are throwing opportunities at us constantly and our mind should be trained to identify them and find thoughts that are associated with them. If all our experiences are unrelated to our thoughts, it means we need to intensify our effort to reshape our mind to become much more efficient. This asset is also important and under our control just as our thoughts and health. The provider of thoughts and health also send experiences exclusively packaged for us and how we manage all these three assets effectively in our life is known as our attitude. It is our attitude in life that makes or breaks our life. If we develop the right attitude, most of our life will be filled with good thoughts, health and experiences. All other factors that influence our life disappear gradually and the world becomes better and better forever.
After all, attitude is the word in English language that has a value of 100 when the letters are assigned their respective position in the alphabet (the letter “a” assigned value of 1 to “e” assigned value of 5). | |
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