The Four Laws Of Spirituality
They say that there is a brief moment in life when you feel more lost than ever and that this is the moment of a meeting. An encounter with yourself, with your abysses, with your fears, with your soul. Something that has a lot to do with spirituality.
They say that if this text reaches your hands, it is not by chance, but because there is something you need to understand. These are the four laws of spirituality in Hindu philosophy …
1. The person who comes into your life is always the right person
This one of the first laws of spirituality does not teach that no one comes into our life by chance. All the people around us are there for something, even toxic people. In each exchange and at each moment, we all contribute something. We live in a world with shades of gray.
We are not all always students or always teachers. Each of us contributes something positive, even through a negative trait, such as something that we cannot bear or that hurts us.
People are always lanterns in the dark. There are more representative people than others but all, without exception, have something to tell us. For this reason, over time we come to be grateful for the stones in our path, such as that someone complicated our existence at a given moment or that they supported us faithfully.
Everything, absolutely everything, adds up to life. This is the reason why we must have a good predisposition towards others and not underestimate any learning.
2. What happens is the only thing that could have happened
The second of the laws of spirituality shows us that nothing that happens in our lives could have been otherwise. Since what happened happened is the only thing that could have happened. What happens to us is what has to happen to us, what is appropriate at each moment and through which we have to extract a concrete meaning.
We are used to thinking about what could have been, to creating hypothetical situations in which we acted differently and, as a consequence, we obtained another result.
Each change generates unpredictable situations, therefore, we must accept that what happens has already happened and there are no other possibilities. What done is done. Each of our behaviors will generate in our environment a sequential chain of events that mark our path.
Let us not be bitter about what we could have done and did not do, each thing has its moment and it takes time to assume the necessary learning. As they say, you can’t do a marathon if you didn’t walk before and you can’t walk if you didn’t crawl first. Ultimately, we cannot avoid taking the necessary steps in life.
3. Any time something starts is the right time
The third of the laws of spirituality does not say that what begins does always at the right time, neither before nor after. The new in our life appears because we attract it and we are prepared to see and enjoy it. Understanding this, we will accept that when life puts something in our way we have to enjoy it.
4. When something ends, it ends
Finally, the fourth of the laws of spirituality illustrates the reality that we are usually tied to endless stories and emotions. Saying goodbye hurts, but when something ends, keeping it by our side is an exercise in masochism that will generate great discomfort and multiple dependencies and insecurities.
Going forward and moving forward is the best option to get rich and not suffer. Remember that the most influential person you talk to every day is you. So be careful what you say to yourself and it flows with life.
