Tony Fahkry

Being wanted comes at a cost to our self-worth because we become accustomed to seeking praise instead of giving ourselves the validation we deserve.

The key to our happiness lies in accepting WHAT IS.

When we are forced into a situation not of our choosing, we discover the essence of who we really are.

Whatever is meant for us will find its way to us, depending on our level of consciousness.

Acceptance allows you the freedom to be yourself, because when we’re consumed by pain and suffering, we are not our true selves.

Finding meaning in our trauma requires digging up the past and deciding what is worth keeping and what should be left behind.

We create every experience through our thoughts. Therefore, if we wish to heal the past, we ought to concede that nothing is an accident but results from our thinking.

I want to ask you a question so simple you may not have asked it before: Are you happy being alive?

Gratitude is the unsung hero that is seldom mentioned in conversations, just like compassion or kindness because they are considered weaker human qualities.

Anger and chaos cannot live in a peaceful mind because they oppose one another.

Have faith, nothing lasts forever.

We must release our hold of yesterday’s concerns and bring our awareness to the present moment, if we desire to seek contentment.