20
years ago I was a fresh college student who was determined to explore the world
and seek the truth. Looking back what I
went through for the next few years, however, feels like or looks like a part
of a movie, a not so interesting one. It
was my life and what I did became the basis of who I am, but I cannot help
thinking that I would be better off if I had chosen other course of life. I regret that I did not take a bolder
decision and did not push myself further.
I could have grown more.
In
20 years I do not want to be enwrapped with this pathetic thought once
more. I will fill my life with
challenges, self-sacrifices, risks deliberately chosen by myself. I want to make my life more meaningful and
more exciting. Most importantly, I will
allow myself to stretch into the world of limitless possibilities. Following is the status I wish to be in:
1. I
have a burning desire for growth. Nothing
can stand in the way of desire.
2. I
reached a level of being impervious to praise or insult, when I am unaffected
by my society, yet able to learn from its positive aspects, I will be God-like
and that is the great expression of individuality and independence.
3. I
take pleasure from making efforts. When
an effort is directed to a goal, the entire process becomes joy.
4. I
push myself every day. I take self-designed challenges, risks and sacrifices on
a daily basis. I know that growth only
comes from being uncomfortable. I distance myself from comfort and physical
pleasure.
5. I
celebrate my achievement on a daily basis.
6. I
live in the world of possibilities and explore it by using the power of
visualization.
7. I
connect and join people. I will share
what I know with others.
8. I
have a peace and calmness of mind.
Abraham
is the figure I wish to emulate most.
Many of the character traits I want to acquire have something to do with
Abraham’s.
1. Abraham facilitated people’s connection to
themselves, by making them aware of the spark of holiness within them.
2. Abraham
had a burning desire.
3. Abraham
left his familiar world.
4. Abraham
listened to his inner self and got connected to God.
5. Abraham
was coherent: lived what he preached.
6. Abraham
saw everyone was created whole and holy.
7. Abraham
joined and connected all the people of the world.
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