November 3, 2009 |
I was proud of my creativity when I answered a friend’s “shit happens” statement with the following rebuttal: One man’s shit is another man’s fertilizer.
We hear “shit happens” a lot. But does shit really happen? The statement implies that “bad” events unfold. I think that events do unfold, but that they are neither bad nor good until we judge them as such.
When things don’t go as planned, I don’t think that they are bad. I just know that my plan wasn’t in alignment with what I really needed to experience. And, of course, whatever you are experiencing is exactly what you need to experience. How do I know? Because that is what you are experiencing.
And even the so-called negative events in our lives (like car accidents, getting laid off, being robbed, etc.) can be tremendous learning experiences. The are always opportunities to lift up our level of consciousness, if we can open ourselves to it.
It’s a matter of perspective. Do you choose to see it as shit, or as fertilizer? And it is a choice.
If you believe that shit happens, then it will. My vote is on fertilizerNovember 1, 2009 by Anj
Why should i be slapped in the face for someone else’s low self-esteem?
I probably wouldn’t get together with someone who i have to convince that i am the best thing she can get because there isn’t anyone else available.
Why should i slap myself in the face by appealing to my own availability and contrasting that with others’ unavailability?
Love is not about comfort zones. Love is about passion.
Be with me because you love me.
Be with me because you are passionate about me.
Tell me i am the best… because i am.
Tell me that you can live your whole life single just fine… but you want to be with me.
Love is not about needing. Love is about wanting to.
Love is not about fearing loneliness. Love is about creating and sharing life together.
Please… can you love right?
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