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

  Endurance is an intrinsic ability we need to develop towards unimaginable levels in order to become resilient against anything, or anyone, aside from our love nature. It’s essential we get aware of and awaken to the fact we’re astonishing creatures of light, and therefore, we’ve everything we need at hand to deal with the presence of darkness in the surroundings, consciously and meaningfully. The more resilient we become, the easier it’s to deal with any obnoxious situation before us, even if we walk alone the majority of the time of our own existence. It’s important we wake up to understand we’re much more powerful than we can ever imagine. It’s a matter of keeping consciousness at hand and acquiring priceless pieces of knowledge concerning the situation we’re part of and experiencing, gathering all the intelligence we can get from our own perspective and relativity. It’s by using the knowledge and wisdom we’ve acquired that we can start drawing suitable strategies to deal with ...

  Dealing with the presence of darkness in the surroundings is like materialising ourselves in the middle of an adult kindergarten, where we need to deal with troubled adults behaving like children, turning the environment we’re inserted into chaotic, and playing dead when they get caught doing dishonoured, dishonest, and deceptive actions. That’s what dishonoured, dishonest, and deceptive people do all the time. The more we realise that, the better we understand we would find few people in life we can genuinely trust, and in the majority of the cases, they’re less than or equal to five (5), i.e., we can count using only one hand. It’s only when we draw a suitable strategy to keep consciousness at hand that we can understand what trust really means and represents. It’s something we can only understand when we wake up to start recognising the presence of darkness in the surroundings. Until then, we continue to live in an illusion of trust, which is the same illusion we live when tru...

  When we face the presence of darkness in the surroundings, we need to picture an unfair situation such as the ones happening during childhood, when a small child is surrounded and being bullied by a group of children performing both brainless and nonsense actions. In adulthood the behaviour is exactly the same: a bunch of adults (i.e., children) with no consciousness at hand, and experiencing a period of suffering that leads to performing brainless and nonsense actions to effectively harm others. The issue in such a situation is our fear of getting harmed, and therefore, if we’ve no consciousness at hand we may get disturbed in a way that we may do anything just to live within a deteriorating environment or experiencing deteriorating behaviours no more. It’s important that we find a suitable strategy to keep consciousness at hand, learn some kind of martial art to be able to defend the self if a challenging situation presents itself before us, which implies living a meaningful li...

  How strong do we think we’re? Let’s drop off the idea of being weak and fragile. We’re much more powerful than we think we’re, and I can prove it, easily. It’s just a matter of motivation and right intention to face and deal with anything life presents to us. Let’s remember our past, deep periods of suffering where we were out of our comfort zone, and had no alternative but to move on, e.g., eating the food we had on our plate or enduring a day with little or no food; losing our wallet and having to walk a few miles back home; going to the beach and getting a sunburn after few hours exposed to the sunlight, having to recover and renew our skin either in a painful or painless way. All of those aforementioned scenes required our power of choice and endurance to overcome, and all of them, with no exception, can be easily done if we keep consciousness at hand, taking advantage of the situation to enhance the self. If we apply the same mindset we apply to overcome life situations we’v...

  When we think of why we get intimidated by the presence of darkness in the surroundings, have we found any clear answer? If yes, it’s time to start drawing suitable strategies to overcome anything that causes us fear, no matter how long it takes. If not, why are we still afraid? It’s crystal clear darkness feeds on negativity, and if we keep ourselves deep into negative thoughts and brainless actions, we would be consumed from the inside out by that negativity. We need to be prepared for dealing with the unknown accordingly. Thus, we develop no fear by doing that, and using that threat management strategy enables us to return the gift of fear and negativity to its source, where it belongs and never would’ve left in the first place, all peacefully, meaningfully, and according to a wonderful Buddha’s teaching. Darkness has the clear goal to harm lives of innocent people, and it would never change no matter how much time has passed. The cultivation of our beautiful light deep within...

  Dealing with people embracing darkness and hating us based on nonsense arguments is something we need to get used to doing. It’s important that we don’t get down when we realise that people who hate us attempt to cause us harm as we’re the problem. It’s essential we understand we aren’t the problem. If someone hates us when seeing us happy, confident, powerful, and sharing our knowledge or talent to others, it’s indeed their problem, and therefore, they need to realise and understand that hating others that way is more than wrong, it's way too negative and, sometimes, disgusting. Thus, instead of absorbing that negativity we’ve contact with and being heavily affected by such a deteriorating charge, we can channel it to perform something meaningful and beneficial, implying in diminishing the power and influence of the presence of darkness in the surroundings. Although we’re able to stop darkness to make an opening to the entrance of negativity deep within, we need to keep cultivat...

“The more powerful and confident we become, the more haters gonna hate us. Let’s channel that hatred into something meaningful and beneficial.” — Jeferson Souza (thejefecomp). Available also in a signed pdf version:  https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GDr5hou9U73Rv5pkFlNbgRIwA4IThrXd/view?usp=drivesdk