We Create Our Lives

Always wait for something good and it happens, because whatsoever happens, we create. In fact we create it; we sow the seeds. But we sow the seeds unconsciously, that's why we think that some accident has happened. Accidents never happen, nothing is ever accidental. It is a cosmos, it is not a chaos. Everything is absolutely based on a fundamental ultimate law: Nothing Ever Goes Wrong. Yes, sometimes it looks to us as if it has gone wrong, because we were expecting something else. That’s a problem - we do one thing, we sow one seed and we expect something else.

We sow the seeds of one kind of flower and we expect some other kind of flower, so when the flowers come we are frustrated. But flowers come through the seeds, not our wishes. So Remember: We Constantly Create Our World. There are people who are constantly afraid that something wrong is going to happen, and then it happens! And when it happens, they are proved right. They have made it happen. People who are afraid will always find situations in which fear grips them.

People who are brave will always find situations where life blooms.

Because this existence goes on giving you that which you project. Life is our project. We are our life's creators. God has created man, but as freedom. So there is an essential freedom inside; now it is up to us to choose what we would like to happen to us in life and then you will see that it starts happening. One thing is linked with another, one thing leads to another, and slowly we have taken a certain route; then all other alternatives are dropped. When a child is born, all the alternatives are open; he is utterly free.

He can be a musician, poet, wrestler, a politician, he can be anything an Adolf Hitler, a Gautama Buddha;anything is possible But sooner or later choices start coming and he starts moving in a certain direction. Then that direction remains his world.

There is no passion to be found playing small, in settling for a life that is less than the one we are capable of living.

We can create our own success by learning what we need to learn and then by practicing it until we become proficient at it.