Daily Wisdom Motivational Podcast

At times, we do things which we know are improper, either in our eyes or in the eyes of society, or sometimes, for some of us, we believe in the eyes of G-d.

So what should we do when we feel remorse about something which should not have done? What’s the point of vocalizing our thoughts of remorse to anyone, for that matter? Aren’t the thoughts and the feelings that are deep within us or within the deep recesses of our minds and the parts of our hearts revealed before us? We know what we’ve done. We know what it is.

What do you have and what makes what you have yours? Have you thought about that? And yours, meaning this is your spouse, this is your children, this is your home or your job, or your car, your clothes, your reputation, things that you have, and if the word ‘yours’ applies to these things, how did you come to possess these things or these ideas?

There are three ways.

Everything that happens in the world is by Divine Providence which means that it’s all under G-d’s watchful eye and due to His orchestration, if it happens this way or that way, it’s all meant to be for the good.

Often, we find people who ask, “I believe G-d exists. I’m just not sure how to prove it. I don’t even know what to do with that sentence. I just know He exists,” and we take things for granted because of that. 

You know, in our world today, we have an identity crisis which is so rampant, it’s quite amazing. Human beings are the only ones asking, “So what now? What do we have to do? What are we going to be doing?”

I recently read about Viktor Frankl. He was a psychiatrist and also an author, and he survived some terrible times during the German concentration time. He was in concentration camps himself, and he claimed that he found, in the concentration camp, his calling; and this is what he said. “Every person has his own specific vocation or mission in life, and everyone”, he said, “must carry out a concrete assignment that demands fulfillment.”

Books that are written and poems, as well as podcasts, actually that are made are often about you. Basically, what I think, who I am, what I get, what I need. This podcast however, is about others. Let me explain.

You don’t need to censor things in your life. You don’t need to cut things out. You don’t need to escape. You just need to accept and find out how it transformed you to the beautiful person that you are today and you should keep going in that direction.

There’s no greater gift that you can give because at that age, there’s not much that they can offer. Now, they have wisdom, tremendous amount of wisdom. After all, they’ve lived their full life and that life that they’ve lived is packed with wisdom of depth that would take any one of us a whole lifetime to understand.

There’s a concept called the “positive principle”.

It was actually designed and developed by a foundation. This foundation found out that when a person focuses on positive, then positive developments occur. While a person looks at negativity and continuously shine their light on the negative aspect, then only negative things happen.