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Keep Shining Everyday!
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This means being pro-active and being loving toward our energetic and emotional well-being as a priority

 Have you observed people who keep their cars shiny and clean? Do they clean their cars once a month or more often?  Do they keep their cars away from tree saps?

Those people know that dirt is everywhere and it is normal that their cars get dirty and lose its shine. They have a process for keeping their car shiny regularly. They also avoid parking near trees with sticking saps.

Making our car stay shiny is similar to keeping our energy up every day. The dirt on our cars correspond to our unconscious negative talks and our environment that dulls our shine. The tree saps are negative people whose energy can stick to us.

To maintain our spiritual shine we need to do maintenance on ourselves daily. This means being pro-active and being loving toward our energetic and emotional well-being as a priority, by regularly observing our thoughts and words, eating well, exercising, connecting to nature and choosing who we have in our company.

 

Keep shining!

 

Copyright . 2017 by Shervin Hojat

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Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on February 27, 2017
More good advice. Life isn't always easy. One way to avoid being depressed is to have a routine of positive accomplishment every day that you can do to forget all those things that make you feel bad. Works for me and gives me a generally positive outlook.

Don't you feel good when something you worked on shines?

Ron

Reviewed on February 26, 2017
I hear what you are saying, but there is mother hen raking out the barn, saying, a bit of dirt here and there, will make you immune to the other things that might come to you; and sure enough there is plenty of poop to go around all the time, it's very hard, to shine all the time. Shine on my friend, and get that car washed. Bless ya, Jasmin Horst

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