Monitor Your Direction, Emphasizing Returning and Yielding
Posted by Ken Lauher on Wed, Feb 03, 2010

Mentally make an effort to assess every step you're taking in all aspects of your life - including in your career, your relationships, and your health - in terms of directionality. That is, ask yourself, In which way am I truly moving? Am I getting away from my originating place, or am I returning to it?
As you make this assessment, you can be more forthright about returning to, rather than moving away from, the Tao. A resolution to exercise or eat more nutritious foods is a step taking you back to the well-being from which you originated. A decision to suspend your ego and take an interest in another person is a movement of moving back to the Tao.
A determination to be generous rather than hoard is a choice to be in the return motion. All of these actions come from your thinking first about the direction in which you're moving - away from your origination spirit or back to it.
- Change Your Thoughts, Change Your Life by Dr. Wayne W. Dyer
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