“Don’t overthink what you want in life. You might miss out on it entirely.” -Amy Larson, amyjalapeno.com
are you afraid of change? (daily hot! quote)
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what is next in your personal evolution? (daily hot! quote)
“If you feel something other than compassion for any living thing, then you are viewing that being, creature, etc. through the scrim of ego, through beliefs and ideas and feelings that prevent you from seeing the truth and distinguishing reality. Dissolving those internal blocks is the purpose, path, and destiny of the human race and any resistance to it is pain and suffering, a feeling of separation, segregation, self righteousness and despair; which ironically, supplies more fuel for your purpose and presents more opportunities to dissolve the illusion.” -Amy Larson, amyjalapeno.com
is your judgment more important to you than feeling lighter and more alive? (daily hot! quote)
“There is an opportunity for you to grow deeply, to make more room in order to feel a deeper love, and it is blocked by your judgement of a situation or another person. Rash judgment is the protector of pain and fear and ego. This is the gateway to freedom from those things: when you approach a person or situation that has brought you misunderstanding or pain, pretend you’ve never looked upon them before. Practice setting aside your preconceived notions of how the encounter will turn out and the opportunity for joy and depth will light up your mind.” -Amy Larson, amyjalapeno.com
Is control your biggest obstacle to happiness? (daily hot! quote)
“In the process of waiting for the perfect moment, for conditions to be exactly what you think they should be, you will miss out on what it is you are waiting for.” -Amy Larson, amyjalapeno.com
how to handle the criticism of others (daily hot! quote)
“It doesn’t matter what people think of you. What matters is you taking an internal look to discover whether or not what they say is true, followed by an internal nod of gratitude for the opportunity and acknowledgement for being so courageous.” -Amy Larson, amyjalapeno.com
how to take control by letting go of control + how to direct your destiny (daily hot! quote)
“When you act with desperation or anger or fear, you literally make those emotions physical in form through that action. Wait. Then speak, make decisions, move when you feel love, enthusiasm, and joy. Don’t wait for someone or some thing to bring those emotions to you. Go out and get them! Do anything: listen to music, be alone in nature, appreciate anything that makes you happy. Then take action. When you appreciate every situation as an opportunity for you to practice this, every situation will work to your advantage. Bring bliss into physical form.” -Amy Larson, amyjalapeno.com
is there such a thing as spiritual weight training? (daily hot! quote)
“Resistance training is necessary to build strength and definition in the body. A level of resistance is also essential in the building of inner fitness. The more opposition, the more wisdom, strength, and inner freedom there is available to you. Obstacles are opportunities. Difficulties with situations and people are your chance to beef up your fortitude.” -Amy Larson, amyjalapeno.com
why nothing can ever hold you back, unless you let it (daily hot! quote)
“Problems are opportunities waiting for the touch of your appreciation.” -Amy Larson, amyjalapeno.com
why to-do lists don’t work when you are in the depths of despair (daily hot! quote)
“It is impossible to follow a to-do list when submerged in an intense emotion. Yes, they are thought triggered, but once they take over, a to-do list of how to get out is a weak fix. You can barely remember the truth of who you are, let alone someone’s peddled to-do list that made you […]
how wise are you really? (daily hot! quote)
“It’s not about turning dark into light, wrong into right, or transforming bad into good. Polarizing to either side creates duality and suffering. It’s not about balancing either, or acceptance. It is about realizing the opportunities for learning and understanding in every situation and appreciating the wisdom of it all. That is what goodness and […]
