No Two Days The Same

Recently the same theme has been following me through various media and communication channels. The theme is a reflection of the realization of the now moment. No matter what we do or how we try to keep things the same no two days or even moments for that matter are alike. In a personal matter I have been safely guided to remain in the now moment keeping my sanity and peace in a place that brings about only the goodness in every situation. Staying in the realized NOW moment keeps a focus of all of my needs being met. Something as simple as the single breath or pulse generated through our bodies is often taken for granted because of the concentration on remaining the same in the mediocre life of stability and comfort with the surroundings.

As children we explored every aspect of life. Each day became a new adventure into the unknown of everlasting learning. I hear my loved ones repeat the dread of going to work or the moments of a Monday approaching as it signifies the end of a weekend. When did we stop enjoying each and everyday that was given to us like we did as children? Was it when we succumb to the false belief that adulthood means to abandon childhood? Is it that we have been brainwashed into thinking that serving and connecting with others is some type of sinful act against our own being? Could it be that we are constantly denying ourselves from doing what we love to do in order to meet obligations that we created when we thought we lacked something to make us happy and to feel good about ourselves?

In this moment I challenge you to think about what make you happy. How much of what makes you happy is apart of your daily routine? For the next week, spend time doing more and more of what makes you happy as you strive to recreate a life of "child" like behaviors in the world. Create your day with the intent that tomorrow will be like no other because you are enjoying the day you have right now making it better than the one you had before.