Which One Are You Feeding?

On the first day of "Master Your Mind", T. Harv Eker started by telling a story that goes like this.

A grandfather and a grandson were walking in the woods. While walking, they saw all sorts of animals - rabbits, deer, birds and so on.

The grandfather asked the grandson, "Do you know what are the two most important animals in our life?"

The grandson thought for a while and said, "I don't know. What are they, grandpa?"

The grandfather said, "It's the two wolves in our mind. One wolf is loving and nurturing and supportive and tells us we can be whatever we want to be. The other wolf fills us with fear, self-doubts and belittle our dreams."

The grandson asked, "Which wolf wins?"

The grandfather said, "The one you keep feeding."

Which wolf are you feeding?

It's A New Life

I was at T. Harv Eker's "Master Your Mind" seminar last weekend. The most important thing I accomplished was forgiveness.

There were a few people who had hurt me badly in the past. For a long time, I carried a burden of pain inside me.

I knew that I need to forgive them unconditionally if I want to be free of the burden of pain I've been carrying with me for years. But I found it so hard to forgive and let go because I simply cannot understand why they would hurt me that way.

Last weekend, at the end of "Master Your mind" I was finally able to forgive and let go unconditionally to free myself of the burden I've been carrying for years. When I made the decision, I felt free. I haven't felt so free until now.

It's true - we forgive people who wronged us for us, not for them.

I'm ready to start a new life. It's a new beginning. In front of me is a blank white canvas and I'm going to paint a beautiful picture because life is beautiful.