Tag: management

Navigating Troubled Waters – Buddha’s Fun

Listening to ‘Buddha’s Fun’. Surrendering to the voice, surrendering to the message, surrendering to breathing. Opening. Being open. Connecting. With my center, with myself. Listening. Feeling – experiencing – breathing. Myself. Feeling the pain inflicted by me.  In me, around me and back to myself. Seeing clearly, recognizing mySelf. Taking responsibility.  Changing! Really? Experiencing and …

Breathing Heart

Dearest friend, Just breathe. Leave them behind, your emotions.  If you give way to your emotions, you cannot observe without bias and be truly aware of this moment that we share so dearly. Recognize how they limit and possess you, where they could enrich your life instead. Breathe consciously and step aside to see clearly …

Change – a Continuum

I realize to really live Life I cannot ‘want’ or ‘expect’ anything. Good days change with challenging days, ups with downs. There are no ups without downs. But I can strive for my decisions and actions being consistently driven by love and benevolence, with no hidden agenda. I can serve my purpose and achieve my …

Hiding yourself

Dear fellas, We are here to be who we truly are and to be beyond what we are now. However, when you hide yourself from you yourself, soon you will be forbidden to access everything in the universe genuinely.  You are the one who does all this to you solely.  Being forbidden is not an …

Living Life – A Practice

Calling. Breathing.  Entering a state of just Being.  Pure awareness. Time stands still, and yet, everything flows. Floating along changes. Phenomena, images and thoughts float by and disintegrate.  I take notice without being engaged. I am flowing with the flow of life.  Life is change, change is opportunity.  Flowing along change. In this state everything …

Acting myself – more than an Oscar-worthy performance

Around the time of the Oscars I realized that I actually spend a considerable amount of time acting instead of living my life.  I constantly try to meet expectations and to be what, I think, is expected of me in my role as a senior manager aspiring to the executive level. However, if I am …