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What do you really want now ?


What do you really want now ?

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Is the most empowering question that we can ask ourselves. Today when I sat down to write my goals I realized my heart was wandering somewhere else. Even though whatever I was writing was totally aligned with my heart's desire, at that moment it simply did not feel like. 

I paused for a moment, closed my eyes, feeling the gentle breez coming through the window, I asked myself Charuta what do you really want now? The word NOW lit my heart up and answers came rushing. 

"I want to go for long walk or small trek, meet my close friends, find out more information about plants that can be grown in the water, buy and read marathi books, try healthy recipes..."

"Wow ! This is what I truly desire NOW! So Charuta, lets put more energy into this and feel joyful."

While working towards futuristic goals and dreams lets not ignore present. Let's not forget to ask ourselves these questions - What do want now? What do you want to do now? What do you want to experience now? 

Following our heart in everyday life is the key to experience joy and where there is a joy, money, success, abundance follows with ease. 

Comments

  1. Poornima8 July 2019 at 06:43

    Well said :) life is made from these everyday moments !!

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  2. Velma Aadsul8 July 2019 at 11:47

    Superb Charuta, very well written. We sometime forget our present and we keep chasing our future goals. so true.

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  3. Wizard29 October 2019 at 07:13

    what I really want from you now dear readers id to visit this website, it's about numerology and the meaning of numbers and how they can affect you and control your destiny.

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