Not everything or everyone remains the same.
When I was growing up, many experiences and things developed my personality and character.
Interaction with other humans were the biggest reasons of who I have become in my mid-50s.
Whether they were good or bad, I, just like all other humans, have endured the best and the worst in life.
If you are lucky, you may have met some of the nicest and most inspiring people in the world.
I have encountered bad and nasty people, but it is fine if they are upfront about being bad towards me.
I hate liars and backstabbers to say the least!
Sub-consciously, I may be unknowingly carrying some of these childhood and teenage trauma experiences into my adult life. I never was one that could react in a cool, calm and collected way.
But, ever since I discovered the teachings of Buddhism, chanting mantras and meditation, I can safely say that I may have finally found the understanding of how humans, and how life works.
Age and the wisdom that comes with it is definitely the biggest factor for everyone to discover themselves.
Many have asked me how I am able to stay cool, calm and collected?
Well, I have learnt how to detach, although not completely perfect, but I am no longer weak when it comes to containing my anger or reactions to a nasty person or situation.
Because eventually, it is not them that are having bad intentions or are nasty... It is how I deal with my thoughts, feelings and being aware of all these situations that makes the difference.
With the good comes the bad, as I was always advised by elder gurus in my life.
So, the next time someone makes you angry or sad, first ask yourself: "How should I respond or react? Is this worth an argument?
The best way for me is to always hold any answer until I activate this filtration process.
Meditation too has been a great impact on my soul since I started doing it seriously about 3-4 years ago.
Hopefully, this post would have given you some impactful tips on how to deal with the people in your life.
Happy days beautiful people!
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