NeartWord Writing Project - A Motivational and Inspiring Word You Need to Read Everyday

  The wonderful mind of Albert Einstein, the father of the theory of relativity, was able to explain to us that our grasp and sense of reality depends on the perspective we’re observing a given event happening in a given location and moment of the space and time fabric. Thus, it’s from extrapolating that view both theoretically and mathematically described by the aforementioned theory of relativity that we can start not only cross-relating different observations from dissimilar perspectives of the same event being observed, but also inferring that there’re details we’re able to observe from a very specific perspective only, which establishes a unique point of view not shared among the space and time fabric of the universe itself. How fast or slow we make progress doesn’t matter. What matters most is how conscious we’re about the progressive steps we’re taking. If we’re conscious of what we’re doing, we get a clear understanding concerning the main reasons for the speed that our pro...

  It’s essential that we get motivated to do what needs to be done, no matter the circumstances. No one would come and handle our life on behalf of us, and therefore, we need to incorporate deep within the duty of dealing with anything life presents to us on our own. If we’re successful in doing that, we can establish suitable conditions to live a conscious and meaningful life, using everything we’ve contact with as assets at hand to help us step into higher stages of our personal evolution. The more we get evolved in our own evolution, the better we understand how we can help others as part of our evolutionary process. There’s no secret or known recipe to get motivated to wake up every morning in order to perform our daily activities. We just need to find out a strategy that works for us, which is adaptable to the environment, the situation, and the conditions we’re subjected to in the present moment. There’re no free lunches, i.e., everything we do implies a cause and effect phen...

  It’s extremely important that we keep going, acquiring as much knowledge as we can in order to step into higher stages of our personal evolution. Every piece of knowledge works like a small piece of a puzzle, or a brick we have available to build something we find suitable for the moment. It’s through knowledge acquisition that we can open up the possibilities we’ve at hand, preparing the self to deal with any type of negativity we’ve contact with, which is a part of life we cannot run away from forever. Let’s imagine we’re living deep within a forest and we need to live alongside other animals that will attempt to make us their next meal. Living within our current society isn’t much different, and as the common rules aren’t applied properly in a deterministic way, we need to be prepared to deal with anything, even when we’ve clear evidence at hand that our position and perspective is correct from the foundation that current laws would be strictly followed. The moment we realise ...

  It’s important to be soft with the self in order to clearly observe, analyse, and understand what happens in the present moment, opening room for establishing a safe ground deep within where we can find higher levels of inner peace. Such a peaceful state is exclusively to benefit the self not for others to get comfortable with. No matter what we do, and no matter what we’re dealing with, we need to be certain of all decisions we make—and all actions we take—in order to cultivate and step into higher levels of peace of mind. The more we are comfortable facing and dealing with the unknown and the impermanence of the universe, the easier it’s to establish an inner peace state that is beneficial to the self instead of others. Let’s not be worried about others when the subject is our well-being. The person more interested in keeping a good health and shape is the self, and that is a hard truth we need to incorporate deep within. Others are just fulfilling their desires, which may not ...

“Find strength deep within to do what has to be done. The only ones who live a life in our shoes are ourselves.” — Jeferson Souza (thejefecomp). Available also in a signed pdf version: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RWNXMdu9rSIs5sqDdVq32HwSpDnzTniK/view?usp=sharing

“There’s always a path where we can walk with the certainty that no one is able to disturb us, no matter the circumstances. This path is called peace of mind.” — Jeferson Souza (thejefecomp). Available also in a signed pdf version: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1EQ_dBGx0wj-WjKDoEAyhInNKcQp7RiLb/view?usp=sharing

  It’s important that we account and remember all the issues we’ve had until the present moment, acquiring priceless pieces of knowledge that we can use as assets at hand to drive our current actions. We should also do it with all positive events associated with our life journey. Let’s suppose we’re driving through a road from home to work, and that road has an open hole that forces a driver to almost stop the car and pass through it at an extremely slow pace. If we aren’t able to find and use an alternative path, we need to be prepared for reducing the velocity of the car before reaching a point that such reduction may pose a risk to our safety. It’s also important to think how we could solve that issue from a collective perspective, preventing others from facing the same issue, and therefore, benefiting anyone who drives through the same road we do every single day. When we start thinking every morning about the problems we had—and are about to experience during the day—using a c...