Summary

The article emphasizes the importance of living in the present moment to unlock personal potential and improve one's quality of life.

Abstract

The article "Live in The Present and Discover What Makes you Unique" discusses the transformative power of being present in the moment. It argues that by focusing on the present, individuals can overcome depression about the past and anxiety about the future. The author suggests that the present moment holds the key to our needs and is the only time we can effect change. Embracing the present allows for a heightened intuition, a broader perspective, and a deeper appreciation of life. The article encourages readers to awaken their inner guidance, raise their vibrational frequency through practices like meditation and mind control, and live a conscious life aligned with their true purpose.

Opinions

The author believes that our societal structure often leads to unnecessary worry about the future and unproductive dwelling on the past.
Trusting the present moment is seen as agreeing to the natural flow of life, which brings us what we need exactly when we need it.
The article posits that intuition becomes a powerful tool when one is fully present, leading to a state of claircognizance or internal GPS.
It is suggested that those who are spiritually awakened can consciously raise their vibration, which enhances their understanding and perception of the world.
The author expresses that living in the present moment allows for a dual perspective—both a ground-level and a bird's-eye view—enabling a richer experience of life.
The article conveys that individuals who live in the moment may not conform to societal norms, but they are guided by a universal source and their unique internal guidance.
It encourages acceptance of one's uniqueness and differences, advocating for tolerance and love towards oneself and others.
The author, Bonaventure Barry, invites readers to embrace the present and offers more content on their website for those interested in further exploration of these themes.

Live in The Present and Discover What Makes you Unique

We can change our past, present, and future by living in the moment.

Trusting the present moment is agreeing that life brings you all your needs and what is best for you at this very moment IN TIME. But, do you realize that the past is gone, and the future has not arrived yet, which leaves us with the present moment as a controlling time that we can influence, change or create from.

So, why are we depressed about our past and anxious for our future version? Have you wondered why we do that? Or caused us to behave contrary to the natural order of the world we live in?

This is a question that comes to mind, and I wanted to understand for myself and share my finding with my readers. The answer I found is that the world we designed or let others design for us creates more worries about our future with a lot of uncertainty and makes us compare our life to a past version of ourselves instead of working on building from our present moment, which is the only time we can make some changes.

The “present moment” is the source of power we have but rarely think of using. By focusing on being present at all times and consciously, we allow ourselves to enjoy life to the fullest and create what we want without delay, which is manifesting the reality we desire.

The day I consciously decided to be present, everything changed around me positively. It’s like I am activating my third eye manually to start noticing patterns by filtering information from least important to relevant in a matter of a second.

It becomes easier to KNOW without really knowing why I know. Your intuition becomes your most important indicator of truth. You become claircognizant and follow your inner knowing, or what I call internal GPS.

For those who have awakened enough to use their intuition will vouch for it. Answers come to you naturally and in different forms. At first, you will doubt yourself until you notice that you can activate it if you know how to raise your vibration consciously — Meditation, prayer, contemplation, breathing, and mind control.

Your vibration leveled up to a higher frequency, which means your level of understanding increases more than someone else who did not awaken. Your level of understanding is boosted.

When you compare yourself to someone walking in the street and only seeing in from of him, you are also walking forward and looking in from of you, but also have a bird’s-eye view from the top, or what I call a satellite view as well.

You have both views about yourself, both views about others, both views about what makes sense or not, and you can see more beauty around you than others. You appreciated two times more what life has to offer.

At first, you question everything, and then you rebelled or feel depressed and finally accept that you are different and start living by a new set of rules that take into consideration a view from the TOP.

Finally, you begin to live a conscious life because you are more “in the moment” and can notice what’s not good from it is — You awaken to your witness state — Or discernment.

Next time you hear someone saying, I am living “in the present” or “in the moment”. Don’t think he is crazy, doesn’t plan his life, or live precariously. They are following their internal guidance from above.

The universal source is guiding them to fulfill their work on earth. Their ways of living, actions, beliefs, and choices will not be the same as anyone else, and that is OK.

Loving them or not will likely not be one of their concerns; nevertheless, let’s love each other for our differences more than our commonalities. Then, we will be more tolerant, loving, and enjoy sharing each other unique gifts.

I leave you in peace and love with the thought that you will remember to live in the present NOW!!

Bonaventure Barry

Want more content, find it here on my website.

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