Life goes on
tag > Philosophy
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Many people over-complicate life with tales of apocalyptic grandeur. Yet in essence, things are beautifully simple—the ordinary is the extraordinary.
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A key secret of Serendipity Engineering? Knowing when NOT to intervene. The most powerful changes are often the subtlest ones.
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In an age where every message is a disguised sales pitch, the rarest luxury is simply not being sold anything.
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It took me half my life to discover life is a do-it-yourself project. Doing things with the wrong people leads to the wrong outcomes—a harsh mistress of a lesson. It's time to build. Time for DIY.
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If humans were certain of an amazing afterlife beyond death, the world would be very different.
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Picture a butterfly landing on your hand. If you grasp at it, we all know it will flutter away. But if you stay still, open, effortless - it settles naturally.
Our hearts desires work the same way. The more we chase and control, the more life seems to run from us. Whenever we feel stuck, the secret is always to stop grasping towards what we are most desperate to obtain.
In the highest states of consciousness, there’s no hunger, no craving—just peace. And in that peace, everything we once desperately wanted arrives, effortlessly.
Because we are no longer pushing it away with our wanting. What remains is a gentle preference, a quiet knowing. And from this space, effortless manifestation becomes second nature.
Each level of awakening demands sacrifice. The old self must die for the new to emerge. Every past version of you, every role you’ve played, has served its purpose.
And when you evolve, the world you once knew may resist. The pull of the familiar will try to keep you grounded, but in a deep way, there is no ground only the sky, inviting you to soar.
To walk this path, you must surrender, over and over again, until surrender itself becomes freedom. Become grounded in your own being, your own surrender. That’s when life stops being a struggle and becomes a miracle. The only question is: are you ready to open your hand?
Love and Peace,
- Ileane Nicole
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Life Goals
When asked, "What is your life's goal?" most people point to external achievements—fame, wealth, or groundbreaking innovations. But life is fleeting. In the blink of an eye, we and everyone we love will be gone.
Through my own journey, I’ve come to realize that the most meaningful goal isn’t something external, but internal: to be fully present in each moment. To truly connect—with ourselves and others. To radiate unconditional love, extend compassion to all things, and be deeply at ease.
May our practice and life be of benefit to all beings everywhere. -
“Abbe Faria: Here is your final lesson - do not commit the crime for which you now serve the sentence. God said, Vengeance is mine. Edmond Dantes: I don't believe in God. Abbe Faria: It doesn't matter. He believes in you.” ― Alexandre Dumas, The Count of Monte Cristo, V1
