by Pattie Bos

Created on: June 26, 2008

Steps to Living a Spiritual, Peaceful Life

Living a Life of Serenity

Everyday thousands of people invest millions of dollars seeking out help with everyday problems, via, Psychologist, Psychiatrist, Counselors, Psychics, Guru's, etc.
What happened to the days when people relied on their own common sense and wisdom to make up their own minds and solve their own problems?

Those days are long gone. The stress of everyday life, jobs, family, relationships and money has caused the human race to stop thinking for them selves. How can we influence the new generation of children to think and make decisions on their own and trust their own instincts, if we as adults have difficulty doing the same?
Our ancestor through out the ages tried hard to follow in the footsteps of their parents, our parents tried to teach us the old values, but some where along the way we all took a wrong turn. We were determined to follow our own path into an uncertain future, as we rebelled against a way of life that was less stressful. So how do we get back on the right track? To trust ourselves to make the right decisions, that will enable us to live a life filled with peace of mind, calm heart and spirit, so that each day we create meaningful memories.

One must start by looking inward searching you soul for all the good things from our past we remember and preparing ourselves for a better future.

53 years living has given me the wisdom to search out ways to complete me, giving me a quiet spirit, and a faithful heart.

So I will share with you over the next few days my steps to reaching your own inner peace.

Finding a quiet time and place:

In today's society the rule of thumb is Rush, Rush, Rush! If like most people the normal daily routine will consist of early rise, for the sake of argument lets say 6AM Taking care of your own personal needs, wake the kids, Br4eakfasts, Lunches, making sure everyone is ready and out the door on time.
This is a chore that men and women share alike.
Then maybe, you have time for one last cup of coffee before you're on your way. As usual looking forward to your two hour drive to your wonderful job. HA! HA! Don't get me wrong there are a percentage of people whom love their jobs and to these people I applauded you, for you must have already found your inner self. For the majority of you there is still work to be done.
So where does this fit in our busy life style? Good Question.

Finding a quiet moment for ourselves is almost an impossible task, but one that will pay off

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