15 Most Liberating Thoughts For Someone Who Needs It

Our life unfolds in a succession of revelations of who we are. It is when we sit down and repeat the same sentence in our head over and over again, in every action we perform, every activity we indulge ourselves in, does it indulges into our existence as a habit.

The key to having a sense of liberation is allowing life to flow through, not forcing anything and more essentially not resisting change. I believe that our life improves in the direct proportionality of how often we are exposed to situations where are forced to challenge our age-old beliefs and counterfeited perceptions and seek the greater version of ourselves. When we get too comfortable in the comfort zones we build for ourselves, we do not grow into the people we are meant to be. Sadly most people embrace change only when metamorphosis is the less painful and only possible option.

I know that my success is directly propionate to the time I put myself in difficult situations, when I plunged into the unknown and swam in the currents of uncertainty to find myself. At this point, the most liberating thought I have ever had was that everything that happened needed to happen for me to be where I am and forge in the reality I am in. I needed to lose everything I thought I wanted to be redirected to what I deserved and it always turns out better than your imagination.

Here is a compilation of the 15 most liberating thoughts I have come across that restore our belief that life always turns out to be better than our imagination, letting us ground ourselves in the moment.

1) You get to choose where you direct your attention to.
2) You don’t owe anybody an apology for not agreeing with them.
3) You can have everything you want, not just at the time you want, because the universe is not in a rush, you are.
4) You can choose who you call your family- You can choose who you call your people, you can choose who you are every day and other people not understanding it has nothing to do with you.
5) My existence does not define me, I define my life- This moment is not my life, this is a moment in my life
6) Everything I perceive is a projection of my perception of who I am- If I want to change my life, I will change myself.
7) I do not have to accept everything and I do not change something because someone else wants me to change.
8) Freedom is a being of the mind.
9) There are so many experiences to chase other than just the idealized notion of joy. Anything other than ideal is not failure, it is life, it is subjective to what we want our life to look like and what we are meant for.
10) I am worthy of all the happiness, love and kindness. I deserve to be kind to myself, I deserve to love myself infinitely.
11) I will get over the things I am currently struggling with just the way I go over the things I thought I would never overcome.
12) There is immeasurable joy in little things.
13) I am full of love and light.
14) This too shall pass
15) I am always one choice away from changing everything. I hope you realise you are going to be okay not because I said so but because okay is where we all end up, even if entirely fault in our choices on the way.

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