11th Weekly Thought:

100% success

We are are unique and we have a seed and plan inside … and if we are listening to this inner guidance, we don't have to think about how we can reach prosperity …

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100% success? That sounds strange and utopian to most of us at first! And yet it is! So why don't we see it?

It is the concept, our belief, that prevents us from seeing the truth!!!!

Success is nothing but the result of all our activities under the given circumstances. We can easily affirm this after a brief reflection. But why then should it be 100%?

The answer is that it is because of what we measure success by. If, for example, we have 1,000 "friends" in the social media - and we wanted exactly nothing else than such applause - then we are happy about the success! But if in reality we were looking for friends, then we will realise that this wish, this goal, did not find fulfilment - so NO success! The same applies when we see world-famous pop stars who were so "extraordinarily successful worldwide" - but then died of alcohol or drug abuse or committed suicide because they were actually looking for a circle of friends. Someone else may only be very popular as a musician in his village and enjoys his success every time he is invited to a party. In both cases, however, it can also be the other way round!

Another mistake is when we compare ourselves with other people; we will always find someone richer, poorer, faster, slower, better, worse, etc.

So there is only one way to recognise our success: by comparing it with the desires, visions and needs we have within ourselves - and also taking into account the circumstances within and around us as well as the colourful bouquet of ideas of how our life should be.

And if we look inside ourselves in this way and listen to our inner voice, we will realise: YES! WE ALWAYS HAVE 100% SUCCESS!!!!

The guidance and power to this success lies within us and is closer to us than our thoughts!!!! In each of us at every moment!!!!! And for this we are grateful!

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