Sharing my world- No spookiness

Awareness, Sadje's View, You Asked

Melanie, our gracious host is back with this weeks SYW questions.

QUESTIONS

  • Can we really know everything?

Knowledge is like a vast ocean. No one can know everything, not even about one topic let alone everything about everything. Let’s all stay humble and admit that we mostly know very little or just nothing. That will open the door to knowledge for us.

  • Where were people before they were born?

According to my faith/ belief, all people who are destined to be born, have their souls created at the time of the creation of human beings. They are sent down when a baby is born. So perhaps they are waiting for their turn up there in the heaven.

  • Does the Law of Attraction exist? (Law of Attraction as I understand it) is a school of thought where positive thinking brings about good changes. Some say it’s made them wealthy. Others say it improves their health or their outlook on life)

I don’t know that one can be healthy or wealthy by just thinking positive thoughts. Both need us to put work in. But happiness can be a result of positive thinking. And so is unhappiness when the person is always negative. It’s said that gratitude attracts blessings and I find that to be true. Perhaps when we are grateful for what we have, it becomes enough for us, making us happy and contented.

  • Do we love ourselves more in the virtual world and less in the real world? If so, why? If nay, why?

Since my presence in the virtual world is very limited, I don’t think it has any effect on my self-love. How I view myself in real life is what counts. If I’m good, I like myself more. If my deeds aren’t up to the standards I’ve set up for myself, I don’t like myself much and try to improve.

GRATITUDE SECTION

Are you happy?

I have so many blessings that I have no reason to be unhappy. I’m healing well, am able to walk mostly without pain and am healthy. My family is doing well and I am grateful to the Almighty Allah for His blessings.

Sunset day before yesterday
Moon visible at sunset.

Thank you Melanie for these fun questions.

#Keepitalive

#SYW

Published by Sadje

I am writing to express my opinion, share my experiences and to maybe provide some insight. My blog is addressing women at 50 ( but men are welcome to read my posts) ,their issues and the questions that come up at this stage in life. I don’t aim to teach, but to learn together.

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45 thoughts on “Sharing my world- No spookiness”

  6. When gratitude is our defining trait, I think we meet life with more openness to God and to each other. There is so much good to share and learn. I get this sense when I read your posts, Sadje.

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  8. Thanks Sadje for Sharing Your World! You live in such a beautiful country! 💕💞 I think a key element to wisdom is indeed realizing we don’t half what we think we do and being humble about we DO know. You clearly live a beautiful life, and that’s reassuring that some folks still see a vision of a good world. Oddly enough the Mormon belief and your own are the same with regard to the pre-existence. I once had a woman chastise me for my determination not to procreate. She actually said “Don’t you hear those little souls waiting to come to Earth?” I found that pretty darned strange actually. In my own estimation I gave my alleged ‘child(ren)’ a better existence than they would have gotten with me as a mother. I am too immature (still) to even dream of having a child. Scares me silly if you want to know. And I feel I’m being proactive in not passing on the genetic goop and mental illnesses my family has. Nobody deserves that. Still it is up to everyone to make their own choices, I wouldn’t presume to judge someone else’s decision. Very thought provoking answers, thanks Sadje! Have a magnificent week! 🥰😊

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    1. Thank you so much Melanie for your kind words. The root/ base of all religions is the same; God’s decree. So it shouldn’t amaze us that they teach the same basic principles. As for parenthood, I think not everyone who is a parent should have been but what’s destined is destined. Stay well my friend

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