11 Things You Should QUIETLY ELIMINATE from Your Life - Buddhism

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7:18 The part about choosing the ripest fruit really made me rethink my goals. Why scatter energy on everything when I can focus on what truly matters? Who else is ready to grow towards their own light?

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This video offers a profound perspective on achieving inner peace by letting go of toxic habits. Truly inspiring and practical advice for anyone seeking a more mindful, meaningful life!

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Thank you for this wonderful reading. Just in time for food for thought for 2025. I'm so looking forward to leaving behind all that does not serve me. Starting a new life of peace and joy . May you have radiant health profound peace and boundless love for 2025❤😂🎉❤❤ Margaret.

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[@DestinyLiesinYourHands]

It’s thought-provoking to realize that many things we need to eliminate aren’t material, but rather negative thoughts, bad habits, or toxic relationships. ‘Quietly eliminating’ them not only helps us focus on personal growth but also creates space for positive things to flourish. This is an important reminder to listen to ourselves more instead of chasing others’ expectations

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5:34 Holding onto your own journey is underrated. What’s your secret to healing?

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[@EchoesofInsightt]

Do you think eliminating these things will truly bring more peace, or are we unintentionally isolating ourselves? What’s your take on this?

[@OliverBridge]

I think the idea is to identify which individuals are supporting and helping you and which are causing you anxiety and dragging you down. Then be mindful of this when you interact with them and consciously say less and stop explaining and mentally distance yourself from them. In time perhaps you can remove yourself physically but this isn’t always possible. I’m having trouble dealing with my father’s negativity. I’ve learnt not to offer him too much information now because he is always critical of me. We are locked in to a pattern where I constantly try and gain his approval and encouragement but I am constantly confronted with negativity and sneering. I’ve learnt not to offer him anything now. The other day he said to me, for example. What are you doing, are you doing anything useful? So negative, I’ve actually distanced my self from him now and I see him much less and I am actually happier.

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