Six Ways To World Peace
How these 6 inner truths can unlock peace all around you
What can bring world peace?
Truth. Honesty. With self.
Until you can truly honestly look in your own eyes and feel the words... “I love you” permeate with the beat of your own heart the world will bear the scars of your self-Hatred.
Choosing to be happy is to remove blame... I know...cliche 🙄
But, blame only exists because we decided to include other’s opinions on how we SEE ourselves.
Family genetics is merely a generational vocal repeat of ailments + mental confines we have chosen to believe and rest in as if we have No control over how we choose to see life and ourselves.
I’m... I am... This is just who I am
are all magical words because we humans have decided collectively that those words will activate our awareness of one another.
We don’t believe the statement of I am until somehow we can gather external-community- agreement on how we are seen.
I claimed cancer as my fate because it happened to be in my mother’s story, I realized that acceptance was a huge mistake...a generational curse begging to be undone.
“I am beautiful”- why don’t you believe it when you say it but only feel it when someone else says it?
This is communal conditioning where we have allowed external factors to decide how our own eyes define beauty... we have been manipulated by our own ego. Ego is our OWN inner unruly attention seeking child needing to be tamed. When all activity, motivation and alliance only results in benefit of self...the EGO grows And becomes insatiable.
The ego ConFUSES emotion with thought + meaning with false equivalences in which we come to recognize as the God Complex.
Ego of a collective MIND absent of proper checks + balances — Disturbs inner and world peace
The absence of self-worth, discipline, and Contribution
will become the war among men and women that will eventually destroy the fabric of interconnectedness piece by piece
Here Are ...
6 Ways To Get To Inner Peace that will Influence your World
That you can apply today to reduce external noise...
1.) Appreciate the stillness...
turn off the thoughts of your mind
And listen to your body breathe
Literally, Feel the air come through your nose and warmly escape your lips... Focus on feeling your body work for you. Just focus on that breath.
2.) Invite Joy, Wonder and Happiness into your day.
-think of a sweet moment w/ a loved one
-A tasty treat
- A small win
And sit in that feeling with commitment to remember and hold it for the entire day
3.) Forgive quickly and honestly...
-grudges, past regret and BAD mistakes haunts our minds DAILY. Did you know that several illnesses stem from MENTAL NOISE?... the re-runs of how you should’ve known better if... the constant flashback of how someone broke your heart...
-You have to Forgive yourself
-truly let go AND Be done with the mistake And allow yourself to cherish the lesson...cherish the fact that you’re more aware, you’re stronger... you’re more kind
You have to Forgive others ...
-place yourself in their shoes
Truly consider their lack and why they have behaved negatively toward you... understand... learn . . . Accept... and RELEASE
Truly remember the phrase:
“Hurt people, Hurt people”
And move on...
4.) Envision your future...
I mean... Dream Big Often. Place yourself in the best scenarios that bring your heart joy
-if you’re wanting a love relationship that complements your life... (so long as you maintain self-care + love...) your intuition will recognize what’s for you.
Dream job...home... life?... Think of it. Write it. SING ABOUT it. Never give up on your dreams... So long as you think it...your life is worth living for it.
5.) Segment Intend Your Day-
Be intentional- incorporate all that makes your days complete. IMAGINE your morning routine going well, meetings, creative brainstorm sessions + interactions going WELL and in FLOW
-Imagine the perfect day
THINK Loving, learning, Growing, Enticing
THOUGHTS throughout every task and moments of decision-making
-When you prepare for greatness...
Greatness will flow and that’s real
(A journal or planner is a good way to segment intend)
6.) Bless your Day... Solicit the Universe power to activate your intention
This is where your Faith lies
Your inner being...God...
Here you will ask the universe or any other element you choose to believe to bring you comfort... To bring forth your day into perfect peace and flow.
IF you find yourself doubting the steps presented it seems there may be an inner belief that struggle + resistance is your NORMAL when it doesn’t have to be. Consistent commitment to total Mind, Body + Soul practices requires peace + flow...EVEN if the world suggest otherwise in its loud noise. If its right and it resonates, let that shit marinate. PEACE
About the Creator
Millennial Watts
I survive, I thrive and throw dem bows in no particular order...I’m #thelaughingsurvivor...
The only thing constant in the world is change. That’s why today I take life as it comes.... @millennialwatts
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