There are essentially two questions in life – a spiritual question and a material question. The spiritual question is ‘Who am I?’ The material question is ‘What am I to do with my life?’ One leads to the other.
RASHEED OGUNLARUThere are ultimately two choices in life: to fight it or to embrace it. If you fight it you will lose – if you embrace it you become one with it and you’ll be lived.
More Rasheed Ogunlaru Quotes
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A touch less ego and dash more humility will improve the quality of anything you turn your hand to.
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The head thinks. The heart knows.
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Peace of mind arrives the moment you come to peace with the contents of your mind.
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The moment that you accept life and your life as it is, is the moment that you will start to change your life and this magical life itself.
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Our life stories are largely constructed and without mindfulness can prove destructive.
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First one must understand conditioning – only then can we speak of choice
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Life is the best and only timekeeper.
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Don’t be so obsessed with stardom that you miss out on success.
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Role models are only of limited use. For no-one is as important, potentially powerful and as key in your life and world as you.
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What people say and feel about you when you’ve left a room is precisely your job while you are in it.
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Intelligence is just one dimension of ability. Don’t limit yourself to it. Open up to instinct, intuition, creativity and thus possibility.
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Sometimes in life there’s no problem and sometimes in there is no solution. In this space – between these apparent poles – life flows.
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My advice for life: dance and sing your song while the party is still on.
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Love is the only path to anything worth doing, creating or pursuing.
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Our abilities and possibilities are at one and the same time very limited and quite infinite dependent on the depth of our relationship to our ‘self’, others and life itself.
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