“When you search for truth that lies behind a door that is unyielding, just give that door a little knock. Knock, and the door shall be opened to you. Seek, and the truth will find it’s way to you.” — Penna

The problem with many of us is that we give up on life. We oftentimes don’t know how to find our stamina, our endurance. But, we have to keep going and find that fighter that lives…

Where does your mind wander naturally?  Into humor or stress?  Into fear or fantasy?

How much of your precious day do you invest in the past?  Is the majority of your time being utilized in past events?  How much of today have you already invested in your past?

The past has long since served it’s purpose.  The only things you should hang on to from your past is wisdom and love.

Follow your mind, and observe where…

It’s easier to stay stuck in the past.  But, our goal is not for life to be easy, but for us to be better — right?
All that matters is that we say goodbye to yesterday.

Although it is habit to practice the same routines everyday, try making new memories today.
All that matters is that our focus is on bringing in the new.

Talk to that really hot guy you’ve been avoiding for two…

The best way to get past your past is to stop looking back. Always remember that thoughts of yesterday no longer serve you, and the best way to dismiss them is to love yourself.

Whenever doubt, depression and regret start to creep in, run straight to a mirror, and to yourself practice saying this simple- yet powerful- mantra:  “I love myself today! Yesterday has no dominion over me. Today is a brand new and miraculous day!”

Recite…

Sometimes it’s very difficult not to look back at your past- past events, traumas, unpleasant situations and past disagreeable encounters. It’s sometimes difficult to just let it all go, and to begin your day with hopes anew, refreshed wishes, and with great positive outsets.

It’s so easy to become so wrapped up in so much dreadful thinking that you’ve completely lost track of time and everything you were busy doing today.

Right now is a good time…

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Most of us define ourselves by our wounds. As a matter of fact, we wear them on our sleeves. We showcase them, marketing them to the whole world- or just to anyone that will listen. And, if we run across a person that doesn’t tread lightly around us, we feel that they are insensitive, incompassionate, uncaring and unsupportive.

Today we should tell ourselves that we have had enough support and need get on with the business of…