Society says luxury is:
Expensive cars
A big, fancy house
A lavish lifestyle
But
the real luxuries in life are:
Peace of mind
Good health
Time with loved
ones
Mental clarity
A strong body
Meaningful relationships
Freedom to do
what you love
Inner
happiness
A stress-free
life
Quality sleep
Here
are some mindful shifts that can bring us closer to what we envision as
Luxuries of Life:
· Your biggest enemy is your
uncontrolled mind.
Your greatest battles
aren’t with the world—they’re with your own thoughts. An undisciplined mind can
magnify fear, doubt, and insecurity, even when none truly exist. Lets master our
mind, so that we can master our life.
· Close the window that hurts you, no
matter how beautiful the view is.
Not everything that looks
good is good for our peace. If something continues to hurt us—no matter how
tempting or beautiful it seems—walk away. Peace is worth more than the illusion
of perfection.
·
The
power of NO: I’ve
learned that saying no is not about rejection—it’s about intention. Choosing
simplicity over obligation is an act of clarity and self-respect. Life is
ultimately a series of choices, and I choose peace. I choose to invest my time
and energy in what truly matters. At the end of the day, I would rather lead a
life rich with meaning than the one merely packed with commitments.
·
Patterns
don’t lie—change is
the exception, not the rule. Not everyone deserves a second chapter in your
story. I’ve learned to stop expecting new endings from old people and their behaviour.
·
The
heart seeks love, the mind chases success, but the soul craves peace — and I believe the true luxury of
life lies in having all three in harmony. A life of love, success, and
peace — that's the luxury we should be building, not just dreaming of.
·
Anyone
who makes you feel like you’re not enough doesn’t deserve a place in your life. Our worth isn’t up for debate. We
are more than enough just as we are. Let’s distance ourself from anything or
anyone that makes us forget that.
·
What
feels heavy in silence can feel lighter in words. Small talk often holds the key to
big healing. That’s why it is said, small talk can actually fix a lot.
·
Sometimes,
the loudest support comes from unexpected places—while those we once counted on stay
silent. I got strangers clapping louder for me than the people I thought really
cared for me.
·
In
a world full of conditions and changing loyalties, God remains the only
constant. His presence is the one place where we are endlessly valued,
seen, and loved.
· Bura lagta hai to lagney do, Mujhey bhi
lagta tha
बुरा लगता है तो लगने दो, मुझे
भी लगता था।
If it hurts, let it hurt — it used to
hurt me too.
· Behissab hasratein na paliyein, bus jo
mila hai ussey sambhaliye
बेहिसाब हसरतें ना पलियें, बस
जो मिला है उसे सम्भालियें।
Don’t nurture endless desires—let go
of the urge to have it all.
Instead, cherish what you already have and hold it with gratitude.
🙌👏
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