premi

As above, so below. As within, so without.

[saso12]

[baawri]

[lovemakesyouwonder]

[sachasahib-deactivated20190403]

Bangla Sahib, Delhi, India

[rgxsingh]

ਜਾ ਤੂ ਅੰਦਰਿ ਤਾ ਸੁਖੇ ਤੂੰ ਨਿਮਾਣੀ ਮਾਣੀਆ ॥ And when You #dwell within me, I am at #peace. I am without #honor - You are my honor.

[unsaidthoughts-x]

1000th post dedicated to my faith!

:)

[nunnita]

لا تحسد احداً على نعمه فأنت لا تعلم ماذا أخذ الله منه

Don’t envy someone on a blessing, cause you don’t know what God took from him.

[j4tti]

👌👌👌

[rgxsingh]

[stay-yourself-0]

[heer-daranjha]

5 am #gurudawara sahib #pind :)

[my-spirits-aroma-or-deactivated]

Golden Temple,

Amritsar

[jasminedisney]

[thepoetproject-deactivated20250]

We have to take responsibility for the people we allow into our lives.

This, like everything else in life, is easier said than done. Some of the people in our lives that cause us unwanted grief may be in the bedroom next door, and it may feel like confronting the grief is unavoidable. 

The key word is “feel.” 

We will be better off when we love ourselves enough to stand up for ourselves and how we deserve to be treated. And you know, that may require us to get a bit uncomfortable. 

The only question you have to ask yourself after that is, “Is it worth it?”

I can’t answer that question for anyone else but myself. Lauryn Hill taught me years ago, writing, “If everything must go, then go, that’s how I choose to live.” We won’t get the life we wish for, we can only get the life we work for. Sometimes that life isn’t about gaining things that we want, sometimes it’s more about letting things (and people) go. 

Letting go doesn’t mean we have to run away from home, it means we have to actively no longer allow people who do not deserve space in our hearts, to have the ability to affect us. That’s a slow process, but we have to start somewhere. 

Not everyone can be avoided, but we can limit the calories we throw their way. Respect the limited amount of energy you have, and only spend it on those you feel deserve it. 

This is chapter 76 from my new book #BeneathTheSurface, it’s now available on #Amazon

[jattifying]

| | ਸੋ ਕਿਉ ਬਿਸਰੇੇੇੇੇੈ ਜਿਨ ਸਭ ਕੁਛ ਦੀਆ | | So Kyun Visere Jin Sab Kuch Deeya

SGGSG (via jattifying)

Why would you forget (Him) who has given you everything?

(via naseebo)

[tajinderk-deactivated20190406]

[historical-nonfiction]

In 1987 boy named Diamond made a call to the Minneapolis police saying that his father was physically attacking his mother. This photograph, of one boy’s bravery, was hailed as one of the most influential photographs in the world by Life Magazine.

[hargurdevs]