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It is only in our darkest hours that we may discover the true strength of the brilliant light within ourselves that can never, ever, be dimmed.
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Every person from your past lives as a shadow in your mind. Good or bad, they all helped you write the story of your life, and shaped the person you are today.
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Taking time to do nothing often brings everything into perspective.
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You cannot convince someone to see something that they do not want to see, no matter how much you know it would improve their lives. You have to love and accept them exactly as they are today. If you cannot do that, you have to let them go and find their own way, in their own time, if they ever choose to do so. Otherwise, you'll be giving them the power over your happiness, too.
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Become the person who you want to see all over your world.
Doe Zantamata (Karma (Happiness in Your Life, #1))
Some doors lead to amazing things. Some doors lead to...well, not much. But the more doors a person tried, the greater the chances are that those amazing things will be discovered. If you try once and succeed, you're amazingly lucky. If you try 1000 times and succeed, you've earned it. The only trick is to keep on trying until it happens.
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Sometimes, the only thing in your control is the way you react to something.
Doe Zantamata (Karma (Happiness in Your Life, #1))
Two very priceless gifts that should be enjoyed often, are the beauty of a sunset and the company of a friend.
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Compare yourself only with yourself. You don’t know others’ full story, and there’s no need to feel guilty for not being as good as them, or feeling justified in being “better” or “worse” in any area. We all walk our own path, and we all have our own lessons and challenges to face. The more you focus on you, the better you will become.
Doe Zantamata (Karma (Happiness in Your Life, #1))
Karma When people insult you, don’t take offense, don’t take it personally, but do listen to their words. They are telling you how they see the world, and they are telling you the exact negative qualities that they possess. “The Law of Mirrors” states that one can only see what’s in them, regardless if it is what is actually present in reality or not. Release the need to defend or try to explain to them that you’re not being whatever-nasty-insult-they’ve-thrown-at-you, but evaluate instead all of these insults, and realize that this is who they are. Then, decide if a person with those qualities is one who you’d like in your life or not.
Doe Zantamata (Love to you: A little book of inspiration)
In friendships, people grow apart. Some grow in different directions, and others don’t grow at all.
Doe Zantamata (Wake Up and Be Awesome (Chapters Book 2))
Mistakes are only mistakes if you keep on repeating them.
Doe Zantamata (Karma (Happiness in Your Life, #1))
Defeat is the end of the way you did things before. But it's also the very beginning of the way you do things from now, on. You are wiser now. Use your wisdom and step forward into creating your brand new wonderful life
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If enough people say something enough times, even if it’s found out to be untrue, they have it so deeply in their minds at that point that they still believe the false gossip over the truth. At that point, they internalize it and are more determined to be “right” about the gossip they spread, than to see things how they really are.
Doe Zantamata (Karma (Happiness in Your Life, #1))
Every morning starts a new page in your story. Make it a great one today.
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As you allow flow and change to occur, and as you keep looking inward, letting go of situations that cause you grief, and increasing the amount of time spent in situations that allow you to be happy, your world will change.
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Even in the most peaceful surroundings the angry heart finds a quarrel. Even in the most quarrelsome surroundings the grateful heart finds peace.
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Traumatizing relationships where trust has been demolished are akin to falling off an emotional cliff.
Doe Zantamata (Happiness in Your Life - Book Four: Trust)
Eventually, they’ll even stop apologizing at all and turn it on you because they’ll tire of getting in trouble and will become frustrated that they can’t fool you.
Doe Zantamata (Happiness in Your Life - Book Four: Trust)
The more a person participates in gossip, the less trusting they become of people in general, and
Doe Zantamata (Karma (Happiness in Your Life, #1))
It starts with a dream. Add faith, and it becomes belief. Add action, and it becomes a part of life. Add perseverance, and it becomes a goal in sight. Add patience and time, and it ends with a dream come true.
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To be happy, you don't have to do anything new. You just have to remember how to believe again... Believe everything good is possible. Believe in your dreams. Believe in people. Believe in love. But most of all... Believe in yourself.
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When you measure your growth, make sure to only measure your today self by your past self. If you compare your relationships, your success, or your anything against anyone else, you are not being fair to you. Everyone has a different path, a different pace, and different challenges to face along the way.
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It’s way easier and more “comfortable” to stew in anger and resentment, for example, than to practice forgiveness. But the former will keep you mired in unwholesome thoughts and feelings, while the latter will open the door to true transformation and make you strong. “Anyone can hold a grudge,” Doe Zantamata wrote, “but it takes a person with character to forgive. When you forgive, you release yourself from a painful burden. Forgiveness doesn’t mean what happened was okay, and it doesn’t mean that person should still be welcome in your life. It just means that you have made peace with the pain, and are ready to let it go.”When we let go of unnecessary emotional baggage, we are, quite simply, freer on every level.
George Mumford (The Mindful Athlete: Secrets to Pure Performance)
Honesty is #1. If someone is repeatedly dishonest, you eventually won’t trust a single thing they say. If you’re honest in big things, little things, easy things, hard things, people will learn to value your word, even if it isn’t always what they wanted to hear. Consistency means that you can take someone at their word. Maybe not every single time, but most of the time. Inconsistency may not be a case of outright lying, but of indecision or being easily persuaded. This can look like the same thing as lying from the outside. It is very difficult to determine when you cannot trust someone like this, because when you speak with them, they seem so genuine in that moment. And they are. In that moment. But then they are just as genuine when someone else says something and they change to that opinion just as fast. “People pleasers” can often do this because they are fearful of disagreeing with anyone or any type of conflict. They will then inadvertently triangulate people and then they will think they are the victim in the scenario they created because they were “just trying to make everyone happy.
Doe Zantamata (Happiness in Your Life - Book Four: Trust)
 The world is a kind and loving place -          People are all good inside -          You are (I am) worthy of everything great in the world -          Life is fun -          Life is an adventure -          Great things happen for you (me)
Doe Zantamata (Happiness in Your Life - Book One: Karma)
Knowledge is like paint. It does no good unless it's applied.
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Knowledge is like paint. It does no good until it is applied.
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Without
Doe Zantamata (Karma (Happiness in Your Life, #1))
action or heard some words, but you do not live in the mind of any other person,
Doe Zantamata (Karma (Happiness in Your Life, #1))
It’s a belief that you are against them and they have to be in control of what you believe is true to keep you around and keep them feeling like they’re holding the reins.
Doe Zantamata (Happiness in Your Life - Book Four: Trust)