1 Accept life as space does it
We imagine that space is somewhere up in the sky. The truth is space is everywhere, outside of you and inside of you. No matter what you do or where you go, there is no way you can get outside of space and shake it off from you. It sticks on to you all the time like an invisible live membrane. You may be asleep or awake; sit, walk or run; cycle, be in a car, a train, or a plane; be in a boat or a ship, you are always enveloped by and in space. You may try to destroy the space, abuse or pollute it; it keeps on accepting you always and in the same way. The space is not interested to know whether you belong to any religion, caste, creed, or culture. It’s non-judgemental. Its approach and attitude are the same with anyone and everyone, women, men, and children; animals, birds, fish, trees; all living and inanimate beings. The silent language of space is one of acceptance, eternal acceptance of you as you are. Without it, you and I drop dead. In very ancient times, sages called space, spirit. This invisible sack of space that carries us around all the time, keeps on reminding us that we are inside a cosmic womb, till death will take us beyond to divine space. That physical, ever-enveloping thin reality, space, presence, power, or energy has an eternal message for you: “Flow with the law of acceptance”.
2 Accept life as air does it…
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STICKING OUT YOUR NECK!
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International Day of Peace
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