Success

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Nowadays, most individuals measure success solely based on the accumulation of monetary gains. I thoroughly enjoy immersing myself in research and capturing my insights in my blog. I define my blogging as successful when it manages to captivate a significant audience and generate income. Whenever that doesn’t happen, a wave of sadness and frustration washes over me, sometimes even causing me to doubt my wisdom.

When I write, the concept becomes clearer in my mind, and new ideas emerge, expanding my consciousness. Blogging is enhancing my articulation skills, and also brings me a sense of contentment and achievement. It provides me with a convenient platform to share my ideas with others and also serves as remembrance. Comparing the old article to the new article reveals my growth and progress over time. These benefits mirror my success, and if I continue on this successful journey, I can expect more blogs, new concepts, and eventually monetization.

This positive attitude is the key. According to universal law, the physical world cannot exist independently, similar to an image in the mirror; instead, it is merely a reflection of what lies within. According to this law, any frustration, regardless of its cause, is reflected in the physical world. The feeling of success or joy, no matter the cause, manifests itself in the physical world. Defining success or joy narrowly, like focusing on monetization or what your physical mind can conceive, will only lead to frustration if success doesn’t manifest in that way. By defining success, you are inadvertently seeking reasons to feel frustrated.

You will get caught in the black hole as long as you fixate on ways joy or success should appear in the physical world. Embrace your excitement in every moment, just like me with blogging and a few other things, be joyful within and witness the joy manifests in the physical world in countless unexpected ways beyond what you can imagine.

Wealth

Similarly, most individuals gauge wealth exclusively by the size of their bank accounts or the value of their possessions, anything that can provide comfort and boost their ego to feel superior. In reality, wealth encompasses much more than just material possessions. It includes factors such as good health, spiritual awareness, higher levels of consciousness, having positive and supportive individuals in one’s life, and having the freedom to pursue activities that make you feel contentment (joy). There are many other aspects of wealth that go beyond mere monetary possessions. Lack of money can unexpectedly become a source of wealth, as it forces you into an environment that ignites motivation and drives you to uncover new things.

If you open yourself up to all the different forms of success, wealth and various aspects of life, there is a strong possibility that you will find inner joy, and this joy will eventually manifest in the physical world in ways that surpass your wildest imagination.