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#1

“Should we be capable of 鈥榝orgiving or forgetting鈥� to be happy? If anger is too powerful and overwhelming, and we cannot tame or cage our rage, let us forget about forgiving. But if real life does not stop crying out for us, telling us to store new energy and experiences and inviting us to sort out the tools for cleaning up our boisterous interior, a new reality may start taking shape, transmitting joy, and letting us tune in with ourselves. When we are in line with the world, we can feel a new mindset has absorbed us and eventually sense what is essential in our lives.”
― Erik Pevernagie

tags: anger, boisterous-interior, essential, forget, forgive, new-mindset, new-reality, rage

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#2

“When the tribulations of our life are shaking up our entrenched values, and we are tossed about between 鈥渦rgent, important, and essential 鈥� issues, we must carve a haven in our walks of life, ensuring us 鈥渢ime to breathe,鈥� giving back our 鈥渢ouch of freedom.鈥� ("If he doesn't play ball")”
― Erik Pevernagie

tags: entrenched-values, essential, important, play-ball, time-to-breathe, touch-of-freedom, tribulations, urgent, walks-of-life

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#3

“While our liberty is steering us through the whims of our desires and the ups and downs of our expectations, we must make sure that the pieces of the puzzle of our destination fit into the mystery structures of the others. When we use our awareness and freedom of choice, we learn to avoid pitfalls or hopeless flops.”
― Erik Pevernagie

tags: desires, expectations, liberty, meditation, pieces-of-the-puzzle, the-infinite-wisdom, ups-and-downs, whims

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#4

“At times, life presents us with challenging conditions, and trying to navigate them can be utterly overwhelming. Since our most powerful asset is the ability to make choices for ourselves, this freedom to choose, we must conquer, cherish dearly, and practice cleverly. (鈥淭he infinite Wisdom of Meditation鈥�)”
― Erik Pevernagie

tags: cherish, conquer, freedom, make-choices, meditationnite, practice, the-infinite-wisdom

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#5

“Some incidents can make us angry. Anger may accompany us along a road we have not always chosen freely to walk. Outrage can be the emanation of our resentment or an outcry against guilty indifference. However, no matter how harrowing it may be, rage must not take control of our mindset, steer the wheel of our actions, and blind our vision. (鈥淭he infinite Wisdom of Meditation鈥�)”
― Erik Pevernagie

tags: anger, angry, guilty-indifference, infinite-wisdom, meditation, mindset, resentment, visionn

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#6

“If our good intentions are hinged on ignorance or figments, we remain anyhow responsible for our acts and must assume our decisions, making amends for damage. If we want to eschew awkward entanglements, we shall sharpen our perception, stay on top of what is truly going on worldwide and what our inner circles experience, and understand how they react to sensitive issues. (鈥淭he infinite Wisdom of Meditation鈥�)”
― Erik Pevernagie

tags: assume, entanglements, figments, good-intentions, ignorance, make-amends, meditation, responsible, sensitive-issues, the-infinite-wisdom

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#7

“Our most powerful asset in life is the ability to make choices for ourselves. This freedom to choose, we must conquer fiercely, cherish dearly, and practice cleverly. (鈥淭he infinite Wisdom of Meditation鈥�)”
― Erik Pevernagie

tags: cherish, conquer, freedom-to-choose, make-choices, meditation, practice, the-infinite-wisdom

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#8

“Sometimes we may wonder what we have gotten ourselves into. Unfamiliar or unexpected incidents throw us off balance. Although we have always been stable like rocks in the surf, we feel trapped by our vulnerability. The router of our personality has broken down and no longer emits or receives any signals. We have no interaction with the world. We realize, at that moment, that we are interdependent beings, and our individuality only exists through a cluster of interactions. (鈥淭he infinite Wisdom of Meditation鈥�)”
― Erik Pevernagie

tags: emit-signals, interaction, interdependence, meditation, personality, router, stable-like-a-rock, the-infinite-wisdom, throw-off-balance, vulnerability

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#9

“Meditation lets us become humble and free ourselves from the cumbersome dead weight of self-opinion. Insight and gratefulness are significant footholds in life. The insight that sets out the path we must walk and gratefulness that lets us discover the precious jewels of the encounters throughout our journey in the rabbit hole of our minds. (鈥淭he rabbit hole of Meditation鈥�)”
― Erik Pevernagie, The rabbit hole of Meditation: The author鈥檚 reflections selected and illustrated by his readers

tags: cumbersome, dead-weight, encounters, foothold, gratefulness, humble, insight, meditation, rabbit-hole, self-opinion

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#10

“As we may while away the long summer days of our lives and keep riding on people鈥檚 coattail of superficiality, finally becoming paralyzed by the annoying noise of shallow exhilaration, it can happen we encounter one-day privileged moments helping us wise up, meet the delight of stillness, and feel the depth and joy of inner vibrations. (鈥淭he Infinite Wisdom of Meditation鈥�)”
― Erik Pevernagie

tags: encounter, inner-vibrations, privileged-moment, riding-on-people-s-coattail, stillness, superficiality

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#11

“When distressing realities flood the banks of our firepower, smothering our daily living, and various events keep rushing into our lives through infringement, only the magic of imagination will sharpen perceptual acuity and restore the sparkle of our buoyancy. (鈥淭he Infinite Wisdom of Meditation鈥�)”
― Erik Pevernagie

tags: buoyancy, daily-living, distressing-realities, firepower, infinite-wisdom, infringement, magic-of-imagination, meditation, perceptual-acuity, smothering

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#12

“At most unsuspected moments, we may all be victims of life's mishaps and realize we must ask ourselves how to run up the hill without missing the essential appointments with the achievability and viability of our choices. (鈥淭he Infinite Wisdom of Meditation鈥�)”
― Erik Pevernagie

tags: achievability, choices, infinite-wisdom, life-s-mishaps, meditation, running-up-the-hill, unsuspected-moments, viability, victims

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#13

“When relationships become tempestuous, and our hearts cannot endure the cracks of emotional blizzards, we must retreat for a while into the rabbit hole of our inner world to foster insight, redeem ourselves, and recover mental balance. (鈥淭he Infinite Wisdom of Meditation鈥�)”
― Erik Pevernagie

tags: emotional-blizzards, foster-insight, infinite-wisdom, inner-world, meditation, mental-balance, rabbit-hole, redeem-oneself, relationships, tempestuous

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#14

“By taking up space, standing up for ourselves, and reassessing a future with crystal-clear perspectives, we gain clarity and make room for self-care, well-being, and joy. (鈥淭he Infinite Wisdom of Meditation鈥�)”
― Erik Pevernagie

tags: clarity, crystal-clear, infinite-wisdom, joy, meditation, reassess, self-care, stand-up-for-yourself, take-up-space, wellbeing

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#15

“Access to information can be empowering. When it overwhelms us, constantly bombarding us with data, infobesity eventually estranges us from ourselves and holds us back from proper decision-making. Obsessively waiting for the latest records creates fragmented minds, hinders us from deep thinking or exercising sensible choices, and makes us float on the wishy-washy waves of superficiality. (鈥淭he Infinite Wisdom of Meditation鈥�)”
― Erik Pevernagie

tags: decision-making, deep-thinking, estrange-oneself, fragmented-minds, infinite-wisdom, infobesity, information, meditation, superficiality, wishy-washy

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#16

“When people enjoy problem-solving as a means of self-validation and accomplishment, we must be watchful. What if they frantically construct situations to concoct solutions for problems they like to create? What if their solutions appear to make conditions worse than before? The white knights of the world improvers, who don鈥檛 hesitate to destroy nature and cultural heritages, can be a threatening problem on their own when they deteriorate the quality of our lifestyle and environment. ("Why step out of nature" ?)”
― Erik Pevernagie

tags: accomplishment, cultural-heritage, environment, lifestyle, nature-destruction, problem-solving, self-validation, world-improvers

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#17

“Before delving into a problem, many people often want to draw hasty conclusions and take a stand before identifying the comprehensive circumstances and backgrounds. Making decisions gives them a good feeling and reduces their stress while unwillingly realizing they are in the grip of laziness or boredom. ("Blame storming")”
― Erik Pevernagie

tags: blame-storming, boredom, comprehensive-circumstances, good-feeling, hasty-conclusions, identity, laziness, reduce-stress

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#18

“While we teeter on the tightrope between the present and the future, confronting the limits of our imagination, life may one day help us unsuspectedly unlock the secret door between urgent and substantial flows. If we have the knack of recognizing the discrepancy between pressure and loosening up, between hurry-scurry and meditation, we can create our own lane and avoid the pitfalls crowding our days. ("The unbearable heaviness of being" )”
― Erik Pevernagie

tags: discrepancy, hurry-scurry, imagination, loosen-up, meditation, pitfalls, pressure, tightrope

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#19

“Let patience be our coach. Patience is the silent power that opens an interior space and creates a touch of liberty in our minds. It is a welcome present to oneself, an enduring resilience challenge, allowing us to find the essentials in our lives. - Erik Pevernagie”
― Erik Pevernagie

tags: coach, interior-space, liberty, patience, resilience-challenge, silent-power, the-essentiels

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#20

“Being open-minded allows us to discern the wellness of vibrations. It lets us experience the depth of unlimited resonance. If we care for resonant relationships, we must simultaneously be coherent and accessible partners. When we want to interact intensely, it must resound in our minds, and mutual messages resonate through our inner world.”
― Erik Pevernagie

tags: accessible, coherent, inner-world, interact, mutual-messages, open-minded, resonance, resonant-relationships, vibrations, wellness

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#21

“When we never miss a beat on the many unsuspected details that revamp our dreams and imbue our minds, we can hear our hearts sing and feel each bud of hope blossom. (鈥淕irl in Blue鈥�)”
― Erik Pevernagie

tags: blossom, bud-of-hope, girl-in-blue, heart-sings, imbue, minds, miss-a-beat, revamp, unsuspected-details

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#22

“We must not look past the maneuvers of politicians who feel driven by intuition fed by visionary hysteria. They pretend to have a 'privileged' mission to shoulder but rob people's physical or mental property, appropriating their cultural heritage. If their intuition is cautioned as vicious or murderous by reason or facts, history will forever eradicate their soul from the holy grail of humanity, especially those who want to set the world on fire for their sole ambition. ("What after bowling alone?" )”
― Erik Pevernagie

tags: ambition, cultural-heritage, holy-grail, humanity, intuition, maneuvers, mental-property, politicians, visionary-hysteria, what-after-bowling-alone

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#23

“While focusing on the present moment, we soothe our minds and construe our intuition and inner wisdom. Our mindfulness allows us to access lower levels of awareness and gain insight into our reflections and emotions. At the same time, it lessens overthinking and anxiety. (鈥淭he infinite Wisdom of Meditation鈥�)”
― Erik Pevernagie

tags: awareness, emotions, insight, intuition, meditation, mindfulness, overthinking, present-moment, reflection, wisdom

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#24

“Luck can be the magic star that makes our day. Nonetheless, we slowly throttle the power of our creativity if we are overly dependent on luck. Being only reliant on chance events to achieve the essential steps of our fundamental goals in life might lead us into complacency or amnesia. (鈥淭he infinite Wisdom of Meditation鈥�)”
― Erik Pevernagie

tags: amnesia, complacency, luck, magic-star, make-my-day, meditationt, overly-dependent, power-of-creativity, the-infinite-widom

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#25

“Why do people so often keep on speaking without ever saying anything? Words so often disappear furtively, as if they had never existed. They don鈥檛 stir any strings in our minds or thrill our emotions. They leave no trace in our memory and vanish simply like birds in the airy void of the sky. ("Words flew away like birds" )”
― Erik Pevernagie

tags: emotions, fly-away-like-birds, memory, minds, saying, speaking, trace, words

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#26

“If we treasure meditation and don鈥檛 mind being taken off guard at every bend of our life, we can experience all privileged moments like sparks springing from the intangible fairyland of our mind鈥檚 eye. (鈥淭he rabbit hole of Meditation鈥�)”
― Erik Pevernagie, The rabbit hole of Meditation: The author鈥檚 reflections selected and illustrated by his readers

tags: at-every-bend, fairyland, intangible, meditation, mind-s-eye, privileged-moments, rabbit-hole, sparks, taken-off-guard

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#27

“Let us not become victims of a crippling reasoning pattern. If we want to improve our decision-making and critical thinking, we must recognize our mental biases and be willing to overcome them. Let us avoid creating arguments to confirm pre-existing beliefs at all costs and invest in a 鈥榮unk cost fallacy.鈥� Better alight from a car out of control than drive it off the cliff. (鈥淭he infinite Wisdom of Meditation鈥�)”
― Erik Pevernagie

tags: car-out-of-control, critical-thinking, decision-making, drive-off-the-cliff, meditation, mental-bias, pre-existing-beliefs, reasoning-pattern, sunk-cost-fallacy, wisdom

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#28

“Our preferences or opinions cannot always be explained or rationalized. There is no accounting for taste. But we can always adjust things to our own liking and learn to regard and accept the differing choices of others. (鈥淭he infinite Wisdom of Meditation鈥�)”
― Erik Pevernagie

tags: adjust, differing-choices, infinite-wisdom, no-accounting-for-taste, opinions, others, preferences, rationalized, regard

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#29

“When we reflect on the larger picture of our lives, we can compass our 鈥榗herished priorities鈥� and discover whether they align with our actions and decisions. If they don鈥檛, we can adjust them to our values and ambitions. Frequently evaluating our values and gauging what is truly important to us can help keep our priorities in check. (鈥淭he infinite Wisdom of Meditation鈥�)”
― Erik Pevernagie

tags: actions, cherished-priorities, decisions, gauging, infinite-wisdom, keep-in-check, the-larger-picture, values

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#30

“When our body decides to get into the action before our brain consents, we must ask who calls the shots. Are we still in control of ourselves, or are we still trustworthy? We have to summon ourselves, question what might be wrong, and challenge the soul-searching subcurrent of our inner self. (鈥淭he infinite Wisdom of Meditation鈥�)”
― Erik Pevernagie

tags: body, brain, in-control, infinite-wisdom, inner-self, soulsearching, to-summon-oneself, trustworthy, who-calls-the-shots

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