Memories
best describe how we are as an individual – both in the personal and
professional level. It shows how we were [once] and how we are now. Memories,
like experiences, cores upon an individual’s past and his ability to let go of
unwanted negative behaviors and predisposed notions that are deemed
contributory to his development.
Memories
are like sand boxes – full to a brink but could be disposed of anytime you
want. More so, sand boxes could be decorated with colorful items that could be
enjoyed by all. Just like our memories, they are as colorful as the rainbow
after the rain, full as the ocean basin and disposable when not needed. As much
as we want to keep everything, and that is definitely true of us, there are
just some things [in life] that we need to delete, erase and dispose. In other
words, we could only handle a certain amount and degree of past experiences
before we spill over.
Time Line Therapy® techniques were developed specifically to aid man in his quest for
a fuller and better life ahead. It aims to help man eradicate the negativity in
him and transform them to something positive without disrupting his [present]
way of life. Though deemed impossible, letting go of past experiences and
unwanted memories could verily facilitate man’s growth and development.
More
so, Time Line Therapy® intends to help man gain control over his emotions. Yes,
gaining momentum over your emotions could help you get back on track.
Unwarranted outbursts, preconceived behavioral patterns and nonchalant opinions
could hinder man’s growth both in the personal and professional level.
Embrace
the possibility that life has more to offer than what you already know of.
Dispose any emotional burden and keep the one’s that matter most in your life.
Have a positive outlook in life and everything else would follow.
One cannot collect all the beautiful shells
on the beach; one can only collect a few.
~anonymous
Today
is Play in the Sand Day! Take a deep
breath and drag your feet along the ticklish shoreline of a nearby beach and
reminisce all that has happened in your life (say a month or two ago). Recall how you reacted over worldly matters
that had made an impact in your life [in general]. How has it changed you? Was the change positively or
negatively embraced by you? Track down the changes that took place and discover
how you have matured and grown inside and out. Help your own self realize your
life innately.
Arouse
the kid in you and savor life’s simple pleasures. Cliché as it may be but live
life to the fullest and do not let a moment pass you by. Remember that regret
lurks in at every instance it can, thus, do what you must and regret no more.
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